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      <title>Raising public interest in the microscopic world</title>
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      <description>I took part in the 2018 edition of the European Researcher’s Night, an outreach event happening every year all over Europe at the end of September, and funded by the Marie Curie Actions. I joined some of my colleagues from my research institute, the Centre for Organismal Studies (COS), to animate an activity around microscopy and the observation of the microscopic world, using microscopes and Foldscopes. This outreach activity was the occasion for me to share my interest in microscopy.</description>
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      <title>Candy phenotyping</title>
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      <description>Teaching image and data analysis requires to choose an example dataset. Finding a simple numerical and/or text dataset is usually not an issue: such data can be found online, in public databases, or along with the analysis software, as this is the case with the library {datasets} of the statistical software R. Some of these datasets are even already well-formatted and ready to use to teach data exploration and visualization.</description>
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