Corpet Family - Science - Teaching - Alpinism
To research diet & foods which prevents cancer with Fabrice & Sylviane, to teach to the young ones in Vet school, to climb beautiful mountains with Noel, and, of course, to try to love better my close relations: this is what weaves my life.
- This page on my job, where I pray !
- Another with "my Mountains"
- Selected texts: But what makes God?, and in French: Hapiness, Machines,
- Communities & links on family page
Teacher & Researcher
- I work part-time (see below)
- Luky strike, I discovered an incredible anticancer agent PEG !
- I'm looking for the diet which will prevent colorectal cancer
- Before 1990, I studied antibiotic resistant bacteria
- I am really involved in my students' formation
- I really want my old Vet School to progress
I work part-time (80%) since 1983, because I am convinced that a solution to unemployment is to share work and incomes (but I am not an economist, and the issue is really complex, so I could be wrong). Two people our of three are working to death, the third one dies not to work: is-not it stupid? I thus work "the four-day week" (in French), but, with my enthralling jobs, it is not possible to stick to "only" 32 hours of work a week!
Informal-CV : Teacher and researcher at the Vet-school, I was a researcher with the INRA during 17 years: two years in Microbial Ecology (Jouy in Josas), one year at the Institute Pasteur (Paris), 13 years at the Xenobiotics Laboratory (Toulouse), and a year in the Ontario Cancer Institute (Toronto, Canada). Since 1993 I am a teacher with ENVT, having been trained at Agro-Paris (INA-PG, a French Grande Ecole which trained René Dubos, for instance), Pasteur institute, and various universities (U.of Paris-IV DEA, U.of Paris-South PhD thesis, INP-Toulouse HDR).
Formal Curriculum vitae: CV.pdf (in English).
- My scientific articles: listing, 65 abstracts and 10 full papers on PubMed (National Library of Medicine, USA), and full text of 5 in HAL archivs and 14 in Open Archive OATAO.
- Chemoprevention database sur INRA NACRe, discussed on tumor.free.fr.
