Science dessus-dessous
“Sciences dessus dessous” is the meeting with researchers from the University of Paris-Saclay, who 💬 everything except their research subject.
Using cursors, 🎨, texts to 🕳 or even 🍝 to model, these very busy scientists take part in an interview like no other, so that we discover who they really are, far away 📸 and preconceived ideas.
They tell their daily lives, 🤿 in their memories, you 📗 their thoughts on the world in which they live, complain a little, laugh a lot. A conversation in complete sincerity, with humor and lucidity, all live in their workplace.
Following these precious words, “Sciences above-under” wants to inspire young generations to engage in scientific careers and disseminate a true, raw and clear 🎞 of science in progress.
☝🏼 series, 4 seasons, 22 episodes, to discover without further delay! ⤵️
Saison 1 : Le métier de chercheur
Saison 2 : Chercheur c'est bon pour...
Saison 3 : Chercher la confiance en soi
Saison 4 : Et la science dans tout ça
Les chercheuses et chercheurs à l'écran
Mathématiques, Physique, Chimie, Sociologie et Histoire du Sport, Droit de l’Environnement, Optique, Informatique, Géologie, Pharmacie, leurs domaines d’expertise diffèrent mais tous travaillent dans un même but : faire avancer la recherche.
La bande-annonce
This project was carried out by Lou-Andreas Etienne in the “Physics Reimagined” team (Université Paris-Saclay, CNRS), with the help of Anaïs Vergnolle.
It benefited from the support of the “Physics Reimagined” Chair of the Paris-Saclay Foundation and supported by the Air Liquide group and Crédit Agricole – CIB. Thank you to the Educational Experimentation Center of the Villebon Institute – Georges Charpak for their welcome.
Thanks to Julien Bobroff and Anaïs Vergnolle for their trust and unfailing support, to Juliette and the two Maries, Camille and Frédéric for their patient and repeated viewing of my numerous tests, as well as to Romuald, first beta tester.
And above all, a big thank you to all the researchers who agreed to participate!
Authors:
Lou-Andreas Etienne
