Three ways to get science across, from the written word to meeting people face to face. Each service is designed and reviewed by scientists, and adapted to the audience you want to reach.
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In writing
Setting out an accurate, readable and citable message. For researchers, laboratories and research departments.
“Thank you to Tatiana Kačan of Le Cortex and to Laure Malherbe for their sessions as part of the Business Simulation and Business Plan module of our master's programmes in Physiological and Computer Engineering and in Cell Engineering. We will be delighted to work with you again next year.”
“The Essonne departmental council called on Cortex to run a participatory workshop on biomimicry for the general public. It was particularly appreciated.”
“We are convinced that the major climate, energy and environmental transitions require as much scientific excellence as entrepreneurial daring. Thank you to Cortex for helping to foster this culture within our research and innovation communities.”
“A very good company, very attentive, deadlines met, a very well made exhibition and a very good workshop, a speaker with an excellent level of knowledge and a gifted teacher. The audience really enjoyed it; you do not need to be a scientist to take part.”
“Cortex was responsive and adaptable throughout our discussions, and the three workshops offered matched the needs we had expressed perfectly. A wonderful experience!”
“We were impressed by the remarkable quality of the writing and science communication provided by Cortex.”
Our practice ground since 2021: the Cortex media.
More than 400 pages of scientific content, 29 contributors, and articles, podcasts, interviews and columns published every week by scientists. That is where the method was built. Our book Vulgariser, c'est transformer (To popularise is to transform) is published by EDP Sciences.
