Nancy (Meurthe-et-Moselle). Berger-Levrault

Determinants of occupational fracture proneness: a case-control study in construction and railway workers.

Inserm, U669, PSIGIAM, Maison des Adolescents, Inserm, U420, WHO Collaborative Centre, Faculty of Medicine, Services Médicaux et Sociaux du Travail du Bâtiment et Travaux Publics de Meurthe-et-Moselle, SNCF, Direction des Ressources Humaines, Département des Conditions du Travail et Facteurs Humains and French Railway National Society (SNCF), Direction des Ressources Humaines, Département des S...

Berger, K

Despite the importance of carnivores in terrestrial ecosystems, many nations have implemented well-coordinated, state-funded initiatives to remove predators, largely because of conflicts with humans over livestock. Although these control efforts have been successful in terms of the number of carnivores removed, their effects on the viability of the industries they seek to protect are less under...

Nancy Knowlton

Alexander Sulakvelidze, Chief Scientist at Intralytix and one of its co-founders, says phages are a very safe and natural way of protecting food against bacteria. “The concept of using phages for improving food safety is based on simply applying phages back onto the foods in the right concentration, at the right place, and at the right time,” Sulakvelidze explains. “Thus, applying lytic phages ...

Frédéric Berger

R1170 Current Biology 26, R1167–R1176, November 21, 2016 for the Science of Human History at Jena, Germany (Science (2016) 354, 268–269). The last surviving groups of tropical forest tribes are currently facing the threat of extinction due to the ongoing destruction of their forests (Curr. Biol. (2015) 25, R635–R638). Linking their plight to the need to conserve forests to combat climate change...

Berger algebras, weak-Berger algebras and Lorentzian holonomy