Pierre Dagnelie (1933–2022)

Pierre Vermersch

It is absurd and without any scientific interest to try to play off DES against EI, as if the question was to know if one method is better than the other in the absolute. All methodological inventions deserve to be tried and tested. But the question is how apposite are they to their object of study. However, Froese and Gould’s article opens a range of issues that are important and interesting. ...

Pierre Aumond

As acoustic propagation, forest fire (Pimont et al., 2006), tree stability (Dupont and Brunet, 2008b) or pollen dispersion (Chamecki et al., 2009), a lot of applications needs an accurate representation of the boundary layer to observe its influence on these phenomena. Then, in order to better represent the dynamics into the surface layer, Large-Eddy Simulations (LES) are carried on using thinn...

Pierre Wallemacq Michel Jadoul

1. Froissart M, Houillier P. Limitations of noncorrected and albumincorrected total calcium concentrations in CKD patients. Nephrol Dial Transplant 2009; 24: 2291–2292 2. Gauci C, Moranne O, Fouqueray B et al. Pitfalls of measuring total blood calcium in patients with CKD. J Am Soc Nephrol 2008; 19: 1592–1598 3. Labriola L, Wallemacq P, Gulbis B et al. The impact of the assay for measuring albu...

Jonathan Goldman Understanding Pierre

Pierre - Yves Oudeyer

To study the behavioral and cognitive structures that form in the childhood of animals, cognitive science has for a long time organized theories by trying to identify what is innate and what is learned, and how nature and nurture interact to influence each other. However, recent advances in developmental sciences are strongly questioning the relevance of this scientific framing based on the nat...