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The learning of foreign languages in primary school children developmental characteristics and their their implications for policy and practice Prof. Florence Myles University of Essex GB Octogone-Lordat : Prof. Florence Myles (University of Essex)
Age of classics ! L' Antiquité dans la culture Pop
corpus-based study of pauses and dysfluencies in autobiographic discourse and picture description of individuals Les membres du LNPL ont participé à la Science of Aphasia Conference qui s'est déroulée à Bordeaux du Mauclair Silvia Martìnez-Ferreiro - Cognitive control and bilingual aphasia exploratory results in French-speaking Martìnez-Ferreiro et Halima Sahraoui ont participé à la " Science of Aphasia Conference". Bravo à elles ! Science of Aphasia Conference, 12-15 Sept 2022, Bordeaux
Espaces sanctuarisés aux États-Unis. Visions of American Sanctuaries
manifestations organisées par InCOGnu dans le cadre de Pint of Science http www.incognu.fr A pint of science! Avec Jérémie Pariente et Mélanie Jucla
article cosigné Florence Mazier dans Global Ecology and Biogeography temperate Europe the Last Interglacial and the early-mid Holocene before and after the arrival of Homo sapiens effects and that the main drivers differed between the periods with the rich megafauna of the Last Interglacial Time Period The first 4000 6000 years excluding the initial early-successional phases of the Last Interglacial light woodland and closed forest between the two periods. We use Random Forest modelling and downscaled climate lower in the early mid Holocene with mean values of 49 compared to 57 in paired cells. The combined open Drivers of Vegetation Structure Differ Between Proposed Natural Reference Conditions for Temperate Europe
Analyses of the functional groups indicate important restructuration of the food web including the recent compare the recent and past i.e. prior to major anthropogenic impacts ciliate communities of 48 lakes communities on a wide variety of lakes. Overall our study demonstrates the potential of using ciliates as new paleoindicators integrating information from the pelagic to the benthic zones and providing valuable insights into planktonic and benthic food webs. Advances in sedimentary DNA sed-DNA analysis offer the possibility https://srtm.csi.cgiar.org/) within the geopolitical boarders of France. Paleoreconstructions of ciliate communities reveal long-term ecological changes in temperate lakes
published in ecology and forestry we characterize the temporal features of old European forests as they conservationists and managers. We describe in particular how two articulations of forest time and forest management management Forest Continuity and Forest Maturity have evolved identifying the emergence of two new temporalities changing conceptions of time in European forest science over recent decades and accounts for how they can affect forest conservation and management. Through semiotic analysis of 62 peer-reviewed articles published New times in old forests : How the past matters in European forest science
stakeholder engagement and the reuse of ABMs with the aim of fostering broader adoption and more effective application explaining the emergence in ABMs and 3 the absence of standardized methods to evaluate the effectiveness methods of conveying ABM complexity and emergent properties. It also emphasizes the importance of systematic stakeholders involves the methods and tools used to convey a model s structure function and results to facilitate barriers and gaps in ABM communication. Three major issues emerge 1 limited efforts to support the use of difficulties in explaining emergent behaviors, and the need for standardized evaluation methods. The article reviews strategies for effectively communicating agent-based models (ABMs) to stakeholders Models to Stakeholders: A Scoping Review - Journal of Artificial Societies & Social
shame guilt and fear of social consequences relative to no message. On the other hand the autonomy-supportive positive and negative outcomes of social distancing messages that promoted personal agency and reflective message lowered feelings of defiance compared with the controlling message but the controlling message did defiance and more short- and long-term intentions to social distance. Overall this work highlights the potential in that the controlling message increased controlled motivation a poorly internalized form of motivation experiment on motivating social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic
