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Christian Sardet

Ulmer Verlag

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pages : 224
size : 21 x 27 cm
illustrated : 200 illustrations

A History of Life

Understanding the origin and functioning of cells is discovering the unity of life on Earth. A fascinating journey through time and the infinitely small!

Everything that lives on Earth, from bacteria to trees and humans, is made up of cells that all originate from a common ancestral cell: LUCA (Last Universal Common Ancestor).

Understanding how this first cell appeared billions of years ago and then evolved to form all ancient and current organisms is a dive into the very heart of life. Passionate about cells, embryos, and plankton, to which he has devoted his life as a researcher and artist, Christian Sardet, in the simplest and most picturesque way possible, tells us how cells function and communicate and what we know about them today.

This book contains 200 original illustrations and drawings.

Christian Sardet

Christian Sardet, Emeritus Research Director at CNRS at the BioDev laboratory of the Sea Institute of Villefranche sur Mer (CNRS and Sorbonne University), is the author of numerous publications on molecules, cells, embryos, and plankton and is the creator of award-winning films, animated films, and DVDs. He has received the Grand Prize for Marine Sciences from the Academy of Sciences and the European Prize for Communication in Life Sciences, awarded by EMBO (European Molecular Biology Organization). As co-founder and coordinator of the Tara Oceans expedition dedicated to the global study of plankton, Christian Sardet founded the "Plankton Chronicles" project, in collaboration with CNRS and the Macronauts, and published "Plankton, at the Origins of Life" with Ulmer Editions, which has been translated into English, Japanese, German, and Chinese. He lives in La Gaude near Nice, France, and in Vermont, USA.

Agence Schweiger