COVID-19: IGLOBES ON THE FRONTLINE
ACTIONS AND RESEARCH
- Jérôme Sueur, ecologist and acoustician, Le Monde May 11, 2020: "This crisis must teach us to protect the other from our noise"
- François-Michel Le Tourneau is invited on the French TV Channel ARTE to present "Brazil on the verge of exploding"
- Covid-19, isolated indigenous peoples and the history of the Amazon, an article by François-Michel Le Tourneau and William Milliken, published in The Conversation
- Director of UMI iGLOBES joins UA COVID-19 Research Coordination Group
- Bernard Cazelles feeds math models of epidemics with social network data
- Frantz Depaulis estimates the evolutionary rates of the SARS-CoV-2
- Sébastien Roux on the political virus or the survivalist revenge
COVIDAM BLOG
- Deputy Director of UMI iGlobes launches a new blog: COVID-19 in the Americas or COVID-AM
- COVID-AM makes CNRS News list "COVID-19 reveals old divisions and news in the Americas"
- COVID-AM participates in CNRS and INSERM's Humanities initiatives on Covid-19 research and in general infectious diseases and major health and environmental crises
- Drill, baby, drill: in Arizona, is Covid-19 being used to push through a mining project? by Anne-Lise Boyer & Claude Le Gouill
- Vaccine cacophony in the Americas, by François-Michel Le Tourneau
- To open or not open schools: France and the US on opposite sides of the issue, by David Blanchon
- Covid-19 in the Americas: 13% of the world's population, 52% deaths, by François-Michel Le Tourneau
- The census in the United States: the poor tallies of the pandemic, by François-Michel Le Tourneau
- Cuiabá: after Covid, smoke..., by Marion Daugeard
- Sentinels and tipping points: two concepts to understand the pandemic better, by David Blanchon
- In Arizona, a university opening challenged by Covid-19, by François-Michel Le Tourneau
- Covid-19's double blow on a small community in the Brazilian Amazon, by François-Michel Le Tourneau
- Deputy Director compares Trump and Bolsonaro, 2 populist presidents confronted by the pandemic
- David Blanchon studies the role of sentinels in detecting pandemics
- Anne-Lise Boyer questions whether playing golf is an essential activity