The Széchenyi Prize-winning sociologist and academic died on April 4, and his family is taking care of his limited funeral. Zsuzsa Ferge was born as Zsuzsanna Kecskeméti in an intellectual family in Budapest in 1931, and began her higher education in 1948 at the University of Economics. One of his teachers invited him to work … Read more
Artesia Nov. 3-5 Balloons & Tunes Festival The Artesia Chamber of Commerce is hosting the 40th anniversary of Balloons & Tunes Festival. Sunrise flights take off from Eagle Draw Park. For more information, visit artesiachamber.com. Poplars Oct. 29 Halloweekend The last day of Halloween celebration in Los Alamos — Halloweekend — is today, featuring nostalgic, … Read more
Santa Fe Oct. 27-29 Day of the Dead ¡Bienvenidos! to the city of Santa Fe’s newest tradition on the Plaza, Día de los Muertos/Day of the Dead, a unique City of Santa Fe celebration. Said to have originated in Mexico, Día de los Muertos represents a time to honor and reconnect with loved ones in … Read more
Written before translating the article: This controversy began in 2022. A research team from the University of London conducted an “Umbrella Review” study and published it in the journal “Molecular Psychiatry” under Nature——The serotonin theory of depression: a systematic umbrella review of the evidence. This article brings together all the different areas of evidence to … Read more
A caricature from the 1870s expressing Christian opposition to the idea that humans and apes share a common ancestor. (Image source: Public domain) It is forbidden for Chinese websites to create mirror websites. When I was a graduate student at Texas A&M more than twenty years ago, I had the chance to studyEvolution. When studying … Read more
AFP News from the NOS•today, 16:30 The French philosopher and anthropologist Bruno Latour (75) died. He was considered one of the most important contemporary thinkers in France and one of the greatest innovators of the social sciences. Latour dealt with the most diverse topics, such as the (social) construction of scientific facts, and was one … Read more
We know mothers who make the pain disappear with a kiss. A chimpanzee mother smearing a flying insect over her son’s wound, we didn’t know that yet. A video and a scientific study about this were published today for the first time. – ‘In the video you can see chimpanzee mother Suzee looking at the … Read more
“You just can’t work concentrated” Denise’s story is just one example of many. It symbolizes all the mothers “who report a high level of stress”, as Heike Ohlbrecht says. In the first lockdown, the sociologist carried out a large online survey, which also looked at the well-being of working from home. – One finding: “For … Read more
ASTROLOGY – They have hundreds of thousands of subscribers, are solicited by large publishing houses … These accounts on social networks do not talk about fashion or beauty, they specialize in astrology. On Instagram, they are called Astrotruc, Astro.lya, Invente ton ciel or Sophie Keller. On YouTube, Emma Bossé and Shera Kerienski do the same … Read more
Articulate health data and social conditions: since the start of the Covid-19 epidemic in France, no study had been launched to jointly assess the two aspects of the epidemic, and even less on the scale of the whole population. Co-led by sociologist Nathalie Bajos, director of research at Inserm, and Josiane Warszawski, epidemiologist at Inserm, … Read more