Section: Dissemination

Popularization

For a multi-disciplinary team as Mnemosyne, science popularization is not a nice and useful contribution to the dissemination of scientific knowledge but also a necessity since we work with colleagues from bio-sciences with whom sharing profound ideas in computer science is mandatory for a real collaboration.

• Thierry Viéville is half-time involved in popularization actions both at a concrete level [21] , [23] , [22] , [9] , [10] (including on Mnemosyne subjects [25] , [20] and at the methodological level [15] , [29] , [18] . This explains the rather huge amount of publications on these external subjects in this document.

• “A small history of cyber-criminality” at the Journées pédagogiques sur ISN (N. Rougier, June)

• “About brain modeling”, Interstices podcast, (N. Rougier, Februrary)

• Participation to the program “Science Publique”, on the french national radio France Culture to a one-hour debate entitled “What can we expect from an artificial human brain?” (F. Alexandre, January).