Olivier Schwartz

Li Wu

Given rapid research progress and advance of the techniques in studying HIV interactions with host cells and factors, there is a critical need for a book on HIV interactions with DCs. The proposed book will aim for a broad readership to facilitate HIV/AIDS research and provide a practical tool for HIV researchers to continuously address novel questions. Specifically, the editors will summarize the literature in this field and provide critical analysis and future directions. International researchers will be invited as contributors of the book, highlighting authors who have contributed significantly to the field from different angles and aspects of virology, cell biology and immunology, etc.

Infection and Immunity

HIV Interactions with Dendritic Cells

Agnès Maupré

Erwann Surcouf

Grégory Mardon

Louis Alloing

Sandrine Martin

Christian Cailleaux

Carole XENARD

Anne Bideault

Benoît Marchon

Jazzi

Valérie Armand

Nicolas Gallet

Virginie Roussel

Aline Combescot

Noélie Viallet

DUMI MARIE

Gwenaelle Boulet

Bénédicte Jeancourt-Galignani

Marc Malès

Lucas Méthé

Deuxième ouvrage de la collection des Grands Témoins, celui-ci se place dans le prolongement du premier. Les quinze personnalités qui y trouvent leur place sont les suivantes : Albeiro Vargas, Helen Keller, Kim Phuc, Wangari Maathai, Madeleine Delbrêl, Henry Dunant, le père Jacques, frère Roger, Aung San Suu Kyi, soeur Anne-Marie, Jospeh Wresinski, Jean Vanier, Maguy Barankiste, Soeur Emmanuelle du Caire et Franz Stock.

Les grands temoins en BD

Les grands témoins

Paul Thiès

Marc Villard

Christine Berthon

Jean-Louis Fonteneau

Ce recueil regroupe quatre histoires policières : Qui a volé le sac de Madame Choumpette ? de Christine Berthon (Théâtre), Les doigts rouges de Marc Villard (Roman), Sale temps pour l'inspecteur de Jean-Louis Fonteneau et Olivier Schwartz (Bande dessinée), Le secret de Cyprien de Paul Thiès (Roman). Chacun des textes proposés est annoté pour les mots requérant une définition et illustré en couleur au fil du texte. Des pistes d'exploitation et des compléments pédagogiques seront téléchargeables sur notre site Internet à l'automne 2013 (offre réservée aux enseignants).

Qui a volé le sac de Madame Choumpette ? et autres récits

Le Bibliobus 36 CE2

Arik Levy

Kenny Schachter

Asaf Gottesman

Arik Levy: Art, published as a sister volume to a forthcoming book on Levy's design, encompasses the last ten years of the Israeli born, Paris-based, practitioners output. Artist, technician, photographer, designer and filmmaker, Levy's skills and indeed outlook are entirely multidisciplinary, whilst his work can be seen in prestigious galleries and museums worldwide. Influenced by Arte Povera, he is comparable to Anish Kapoor and Jeff Koons in sharing an exploration of advance manufacturing processes within his work, often taking the form of highly polished metal structures. Yet Levy is distinctly committed to an ideology of nature and natural materials despite his working with the constraints of industrial forms and manufacturing processes. Indeed he considers himself more of a "feeling" artist, this tactile association with nature fostered perhaps by his background and time spent in different corners of the globe, musing that ?the world is about people, not objects". To that extent, perhaps his harmonious approach disseminates his interest in the difficulties of categorisation within areas of the arts, where objects, critiqued in often abstract terms, as being either ?design? or ?art? are judged differently in terms of value, both financial and critical. In part this argument is discussed in the separation of his work into two volumes, with the second, companion volume Arik Levy: Design, being published next season. For Levy, the world is an aesthetic playground without such rules, ?a system of signs and symbols, where nothing is quite as it seems".

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