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En premier lieu, la pratique des langues. Mais quelle somme de philosophie y trouve-t-on en se jouant! Je veux que tu apprennes les langues parfaitement. Que rien ne te soit inconnu. Des premiers automates doc. It complements the traditional biological sciences concerned with the analysis of living organisms by attempting to synthesize life-like behaviors within computers and other artificial media. Chaque bout de doigt est garni de peau, pour imiter la mollesse du doigt naturel, afin de pouvoir boucher le trou exactement.

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IGR had originally hired Schwartz, and helped him to constitute a research team in order to provide statistical assistance to its clinicians. One of their first tasks was to help standardizing and mechanizing medical records produced by the different departments so as to make information more easily available to house physicians. Letting chance decide whether or not a patient should receive a promising treatment had already proved the thorniest issue in the debate among British and American physicians.

As the hybridization between medicine, biology and, to a lesser extent perhaps, chemistry and physics, gathered momentum, statistics applied to experimental research quickly appeared as the third significant domain of activity in Unit 21's annual reports. The group was soon able to establish working relationships with a growing number of biophysicists, biochemists, and geneticists. The strategic decision to insert Unit 21 firmly within the new world of medical research did not prevent the group from interacting with the DRMS.

Up to the early s at least, Unit 21 contributed to various investigations launched by the different sections. Tellingly, however, their interventions focused almost exclusively on the most medicalized aspects of public health, which allowed them to carry out their research in a hospital setting, avoiding studies in the community or any other kind of investigation among the general population. For her part, Claude Rumeau-Rouquette, the first medical graduate to join Unit 21, went on to become the head of the Perinatal Health Section.

Her approach bore all the marks of Unit After all, Rumeau-Rouquette's analysis of risk factors for diseases or accidents incurred by the pregnant mother, the newborn, or both, were of immediate interest to clinicians. The disbanding of the Division put a halt to the long-lasting discussion that had taken place over the future of the public health sections. Furthermore, it appeared difficult to reduce the activities of bodies responsible for informing the Ministry of Health on an increasingly wide range of issues, particularly since the quality of their publications and reports was much praised.

Public health was far removed from their research interests, and in the view of laboratory scientists like Burg, who ran small, flexible research teams, the sections consumed too many resources, especially in terms of manpower. More irritatingly still, at a time when INSERM was increasingly encouraging researchers to submit their manuscripts exclusively to the most prestigious Anglo-American journals, their colleagues in the sections still favoured the book-length monograph in French as their medium of choice. None the less, many clinicians and laboratory scientists still believed that the production of information on the health of the population should remain within the province of the new research institute.

As late as December , the Scientific Council approved a resolution that reaffirmed this view. Not only had a decree, quite providentially, deprived the sections of the statutory protection they had enjoyed since , but the anticipated retirement of Lucie Laporte the DRMS's director since its foundation in June , allowed for a complete reorganization of the field. At that time, the Director General had extensive powers to choose the members of these commissions.

Burg's main concern lay in the high level of unionization among DRMS staff and the consequent risk of political turmoil. The mischievous strategy he developed to overcome this opposition consisted in tarnishing the scientific reputation of the Division to a point where even the most passionate call for its preservation would sound purely corporatist, politically biased, and ultimately illegitimate. In fact, while the public health credentials of the academics listed in the memorandum were rather limited, all were closely associated with Burg.

For this reason, perhaps, Burg felt able to anticipate, with utter confidence, the results of these future investigations:. There will inevitably ensue [ sic ]: Burg therefore claimed that civil servants and public health physicians would be better off once the traditional, old-fashioned sections had been transformed into innovative and responsive research units.

Ironically, Schwartz and his collaborators, with the notable exception of Rumeau-Rouquette, openly opposed a plan that should in principle have reinforced their position. Certainly, their loyalty towards their trade union, which resisted the demise of the public health sections, helps to explain their apparently paradoxical position. The second graduate of the Ecole Polytechnique to join Unit 21 in , Lazar had been based at Villejuif until , when he spent a sabbatical year at the Harvard School of Public Health.

There he discovered another approach to epidemiology, promoted by the likes of Brian MacMahon. He saw for himself how medical statisticians collaborated with public health scientists from various disciplines, and noted the stimulating effect it had on the whole field. When the DRMS was disbanded in , five sections were transformed into research units, and gradually relocated in various Parisian teaching hospitals.

The need to appoint many more epidemiologists, as well as other public health scientists, had been clearly stressed in one of Burg's memoranda. The demise of the public health sections, and their fall into oblivion over the thirty-five years that followed, had important long-term consequences.

The population-based study of human health did not fit well with the reductionist approach favoured in biomedical laboratories. Moreover, the unstable mix of contributions to policy making and pursuit of an independent research agenda, which had characterized the work of the sections and helped to secure financial support for the INH in the previous period, was now viewed with aversion.

It was seen as a pollution of science, paradoxically, at a time when research units were increasingly urged to collaborate with the pharmaceutical industry and other private firms. On the one hand restrictions on finance and the size of the workforce, and on the other pressure to produce results within a limited timescale, also account for the extremely small number of cohort studies commissioned by INSERM until very recently. Many topics, including issues of burning interest to policy makers, were difficult to investigate by such means.

In turn, a succession of health scandals prompted the creation of public health agencies independent of the Department of Health, whose tasks included both the gathering of available data and the commissioning and practical organization of specific investigations—just as the DRMS had done. The similarities are becoming even more striking as the agencies, such as the Institut de Veille Sanitaire InVS , increasingly feel the need to expand this area of their research activities.

Meanwhile, the position of INSERM research units specializing in epidemiology and biostatistics, such as the twenty or so groups that came out of the successive partitions undergone by Schwartz's Unit 21, was not as auspicious as might have seemed. Being among the few remaining proponents of the huge research field of public health could certainly count as an asset; at the same time, the fact that these units were the last remaining exponents of a field situated on the lower rungs of the part implicit, part explicit scientific hierarchy that prevailed in the research Institute made them an easy target for criticism by more powerful disciplines.

Pioneer studies by Lily E Kay, The molecular vision of life: A history of the genetic code , Stanford University Press, , have paved the way to a mushrooming literature. For an alternative approach to relational analysis of social action, see Andrew Delano Abbott, Chaos of disciplines , University of Chicago Press, INED's influence on the issue vanished after its leading demographer on the topic, Sully Ledermann, died suddenly in The Rockefeller was also instrumental in the contemporary establishment, along the same lines, of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine; Lise Wilkinson and Anne Hardy, Prevention and cure.

He sailed back to France in he had by then retired from the Rockefeller Institute wreathed in glory, his scientific prestige reinforced by the huge international success of his bestseller: Alain Drouard, Une inconnue des sciences sociales: However, the British organization of research might have seemed much easier to emulate than the mighty American one Bugnard's travel diaries of a later trip to Britain are deposited at CAC: