À propos
Polyxeni comes from Athens, a place rich in history. Seeking to satisfy her curiosity about the rest of the world, she flew abroad after finishing her studies. With an engineering background and a lot of excitement, she settled at the heart of Europe, surrounded by majestic mountains and scenic lakes. At this pivotal stage of her life, she came to the profound realization that life should be spent in the pursuit of your true interests. Then, she embarked on the mission of making people see the world through the lens of science, aiming to bring about impactful changes in their understanding.
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- Maths, Physique & Chimie
Smaller, faster, more complex? Watching a phase transition with X-ray eyes
18/09/20233 min de lecture2 883 vues - Terre & Espace
Dust in the wind & the snowy Alps: a cautionary tale
15/09/20233 min de lecture2 189 vues - Terre & Espace
Of Microbes and Megastorms
07/08/20234 min de lecture2 126 vues - Biologie Végétale
How memory helps plants survive climate change
16/05/20233 min de lecture3 440 vues - Terre & Espace
Can dark matter interact with itself?
10/05/20233 min de lecture4 943 vues - Santé & Physiologie
A blood cell atlas to guide us toward transplant success
08/03/20234 min de lecture3 296 vues - Neurobiologie
Why Women Are Predisposed to Alzheimer’s Disease
17/06/20224 min de lecture3 821 vues - Santé & Physiologie
Genetics agrees: Africa is thriving in diversity
27/04/20223 min de lecture4 850 vues - Terre & Espace
How glaciers can help algae bloom under sea ice
09/03/20223 min de lecture3 857 vues - Maths, Physique & Chimie
Math reveals the evolution of composition in paintings
29/12/20214 min de lecture5 849 vues - Biologie Végétale
How roots help us fight against hard soils
08/10/20213 min de lecture8 142 vues - Évolution & Comportement
Exceptional hearing ability in a hummingbird
28/09/20213 min de lecture7 451 vues

