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Jérôme Sueur explores the world's porousness, from cells to ecosystems | Factae

Jérôme Sueur explores the world's porousness, from cells to ecosystems

Naturalist Jérôme Sueur publishes 'Living Borders', a scholarly meditation on porousness in living systems.

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The work spans biological scales to examine how boundaries, far from being sealed, enable exchanges and continuities.

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