The undressed orange: spontaneous analogies [Thesis]
"Analogy is a fundamental mechanism for interpreting a new situation through past experiences. [The author] aims to give this postulate its full force by emphasizing the ability to perceive as essentially similar experiences that are apparently different. [With] a particular interest attributed to their spontaneous manifestation."
Traces génomiques génomiques - Our ancestors the viruses [Thesis]
DNA is an open book, telling us more about the past than the present. The human genome is made up of 30,000 genes, i.e. 2% of total genetic information, and what about the 50% of ancestral viral DNA? What are the processes involved in these horizontal transfers of genetic material? Vincent Loiseau's thesis aims to study these little-understood mechanisms.
The virtual cybermuseum [Thesis].
Exploration of the conditions by which a cybermuseum falls under the figure of the museum and can be said to be virtual. "A properly museum-like figure of the cybermuseum is found in the use of landscape metaphors of large dataset visualization systems, reworked for the heritage field and other digital museum objects. Immersion in an environment that is both aesthetic and cognitive is achieved."
The online quality assurance toolbox for higher education: 662 indicators
The quality of this document lies in the fact that, for each of the 223 standards, an observable performance criterion is defined. If an institution intends to adopt a real quality policy, this reference framework is an excellent starting point.
Bounding wealth to make it fair [Thesis].
In recent years, economic inequality has exploded. The eight richest people have the equivalent net wealth of the poorest half of humanity. Faced with such a significant inequality between individuals, it becomes important to reconsider the very redistribution of wealth and limiting it becomes the political order of the day. Let's discover how with Christian Jobin's thesis.