The unusual science of asymmetry

Frédéric Flamant, a biologist at the Institute of functional genomics in Lyon (IGFL), has just published through Seuil, his work entitled "La science insolite de l'asymétrie : de la ola au neutrino" ( Frédéric Flamant in a few words - He's a tall, sporty guy. Very calm, observant, Frédéric Flamant is passionate about the mountains. And he knows how to put pen to paper to convey his passions. You can find his book in big bookstores in Lyon, in the "Philosophy of Mathematics" section. Yet, Frédéric Flamant is not a philosopher, or a mathematician, he's just a scientific, rigorous guy, used to writing for the general public. For several years, he was the project leader in his lab for the Festival of Science at ENS Lyon. Today he has passed the torch onto a member of his team.
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