Charlotte Brives (CED)

The seminar “Change of scale – Change of nature” will welcome


This seminar session is postponed for reasons beyond our control. We will provide an update when we are in a position to confirm a new date.


Charlotte Brives 

Faire des phages des entités thérapeutiques 

Making phages into therapeutic entities



Charlotte Brives is a CNRS Researcher at Centre Emile Durkheim (CED, UMR 5116, CNRS, Sciences Po Bordeaux, University of Bordeaux). Her current work focuses on an anthropology of microbes, in particular on the “microbial turn” in the life sciences, with a view to analyzing human-microbe relations through the prism of biological and biomedical sciences. She is interested in phage therapy, the use of bacteriophage viruses to treat bacterial infections.

The research seminar « Change of scale  – Change of nature »

The generalist and interdisciplinary seminar “Change of scale – Change of nature” is organized by the CSI and the Eco-anthropology laboratory of the Natural History Museum by Léo MARIANI (MNHN, Eco-anthropology), Julien BLANC (MNHN, Eco-anthropology), Brice LAURENT (CNRS, CSI) and Jean GOIZAUSKAS (Mines Paris, CSI). Postulating that changes in scale (re)condition the nature of things as well as the observations made of them, this seminar intends to raise the issues of measurement and commensurability, of growth and degrowth.

Read more about the seminar and the 2022 program.

Details and registration

Date: February 10, 2022, from 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm.

The seminar is open to the public. If you are interested in attending, please fill out this form

The session will be held (in French) in a hybrid format at the École des Mines, room L213. The current protocol requires us to limit attendance at this session to people attached to the institutions organizing the seminar (Ecole des Mines, MNHN). An invitation link to join the seminar by videoconference will be sent to participants a few hours before the event.

Contact:  Léo Mariani ou Jean Goizauskas




Photo source: Charlotte Brives, Centre Emile Durkheim, UMR 5116, CNRS, Sciences Po Bordeaux, Université de Bordeaux.