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+ LisezLaScience - HS11 - #BooktubeAEssai #5 sur l'Espace sans gravité de Florence Porcel pour Echosciences Grenoble ( 02/06/18 )
6:39
+ LisezLaScience - 23 - Moi, parasite de Pierre Kerner ( 30/05/18 )
1:28:42
+ LisezLaScience - 22 - Une brève histoire du temps de S. Hawking ( 20/03/18 )
15:05
+ LisezLaScience - 21 - Toute la physique (ou presque) en 15 équations de B. Mansoulié et L. Bernet ( 13/03/18 )
9:45
+ LisezLaScience - 20 - Mais qui a attrapé le Bison de Higgs de D. Louapre et L. Bernet ( 29/07/17 )
14:01
+ LisezLaScience – 19 – Le Top 14 Des Découvertes Scientifiques Qui N'Ont Servi A Rien de A. Kroh et M. Veyssié ( 27/04/17 )
8:22
+ LisezLaScience - HS10 - De l'intérêt de lire la science pour être un bon citoyen ( 20/04/17 )
7:22
+ LisezLaScience - HS9 - La vie de Nikola Tesla - 2/2 - Dossier pour Podcastscience ( 11/07/16 )
1:14:29
+ LisezLaScience - HS8 - La vie de Nikola Tesla - 1/2 - Dossier pour Podcastscience ( 06/07/16 )
53:46
+ LisezLaScience - HS-7 - Interview de Carl Zimmer à propos de "Planète de Virus" par Podcastscience ( 17/03/16 )
1:16:00
+ LisezLaScience - 18 - Paranormality de Richard Wiseman avec Jean-Michel Abrassart ( 08/12/15 )
1:00:26
+ LisezLaScience - 17 - L'Univers à Portée de Main de Christophe Galfard avec Sébastien Carassou ( 29/11/15 )
1:06:45
+ LisezLaScience - 16 - Le Pharmachien d'Olivier Bernard ( 30/09/15 )
1:27:16
+ LisezLaScience - 15 - Flatland de Edwin A. Abbott avec Nicolas Tupegabet et Pascal Metz de Podcastscience ( 09/09/15 )
46:44
+ LisezLaScience - HS-6 - Évènement #psSortDuPlacard - version complète de l'épisode 225 de Podcastscience ( 06/07/15 )
2:50:16
+ LisezLaScience - 14 - Interview d'Anna Alter auteur de "De quels atomes sommes-nous faits ?" ( 16/06/15 )
57:44
+ LisezLaScience - HS-5 - Lyon Science - version complète ( 23/04/15 )
2:28:25
+ LisezLaScience - HS-5 - Lyon Science ( 23/04/15 )
8:59
+ LisezLaScience - 13 - Une Histoire de Tout ou Presque de B. Bryson avec Sébastien Carassou ( 12/04/15 )
35:32
+ LisezLaScience - 12 - Abominable Science ! Daniel Loxton et Donald Prothero avec Jean-Michel Abrassart de Scepticisme Scientifique ( 26/03/15 )
1:02:34
+ LisezLaScience - 11 - La Structure des Révolutions Scientifiques de Thomas S. Kuhn ( 16/03/15 )
21:21
+ LisezLaScience - HS-4 - Interview du Dr Éric Simon, auteur de Soixante Nanosecondes ( 08/02/15 )
34:39
+ LisezLaScience – 10 – Le Temps (qui passe ?) d’Étienne Klein ( 30/01/15 )
16:10
+ LisezLaScience - HS-3 - Des livres pour Noël ( 09/12/14 )
8:07
+ LisezLaScience – 9 – Désir d’Infini de Trinh Xuan Thuan ( 18/11/14 )
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