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News from the Office for Science and Technology in Boston - May 2018

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Please find below a list of news and last month and incoming French-American scientific events held in the district of the Consulate General of France in Boston.

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Table of content

Café des Sciences #91 : « Issues and Dilemmas of Discourse with Zeina Hakim »
YEi Start in France 2018 is now OPEN !
Café des Sciences #90: « Solving access and delivery of healthcare in emerging economies »
Café des Sciences #88 : « Mosquito-borne Illnesses, a focus on Malaria and Flaviviruses »
Café des Sciences #87 : « Un sens pour toute la vie, avec les nouvelles therapies. »

Articles

Café des Sciences #91 : « Issues and Dilemmas of Discourse with Zeina Hakim »

Café des Sciences #91: Zeina Hakim associate professor of French at Tufts University, will explain issues and dilemmas of discourse on 18th century.

YEi Start in France 2018 is now OPEN !

You are an American tech-intensive startup looking for connecting with the tech ecosystem in France or Europe ? Get ready for take-off with the accelerator program: YEi Start in France !

Café des Sciences #90: « Solving access and delivery of healthcare in emerging economies »

The Café des Sciences #90 will feature Dr. Jacques Kpodonu, cardiovascular surgeon and Harvard Medical School faculty member, who will discuss about leveraging innovation and technology to solve access and delivery of healthcare in emerging economies.
*Exceptionally, this Café des Sciences will be in English*

Café des Sciences #88 : « Mosquito-borne Illnesses, a focus on Malaria and Flaviviruses »

In a collaborative event of Café des Sciences and PUB-Boston (Pesquisadores e Universitários brasileiros em Boston), we are glad to host two speakers, one of each community, to present their research on « Mosquito-borne illnesses ».

Café des Sciences #87 : « Un sens pour toute la vie, avec les nouvelles therapies. »

At this 87th Boston Science Café, Marie-Pierre Pasdelou, development director and co-founder of the French company CILcare, shares her experiences in implementing CILcare in Boston.

Articles from the previous newsletter

iGEM Grant 2018 : Call for Projects
Café des Sciences #89 : Biomaterials used for nerve reconstruction
22nd MIT European Career Fair : What a success for the French pavilion !
Launch of NETVA 2018: a training program that provides exposure to the North-American market for early-stage, innovative deep tech startups
Thomas Jefferson Fund: 2018 Call for Proposals

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