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Titre	Auteur(s)

Transport simulation	Edward Chung and André-Gilles Dumont

Analysis and modelling of spatial environmental data	Mikhail Kanevski, Maignan Michel

Analytical and Physical Electrochemistry	Girault Hubert

A vision of transdisciplinarity	Darbellay Frédéric, Cockell Moira, Billotte Jérôme, Waldvogel Francis, Zrÿd Jean-Pierre

A vision of transdisciplinarity	Darbellay Frédéric, Cockell Moira, Billotte Jérôme, Waldvogel Francis, Zrÿd Jean-Pierre

Bio-inspired Flying Robots	Zufferey Jean-Christophe

Computer system security	Avoine Gildas, Junod Pascal, Oechslin Philippe

Corrosion and Surface Chemistry of Metals	Landolt Dieter

Emergent Semantics	Cudré-Mauroux Philippe

Environmental Geomechanics	Vulliet Laurent, Laloui Lyesse, Schrefler Bernard

Group Representation Theory	Geck Meinolf, Testerman Donna, Thévenaz Jacques

Imaging with Synthetic Aperture Radar	Massonnet Didier , Souyris Jean-Claude

Malliavin Calculus with Applications to Stochastic Partial Differential Equations	Sanz-Solé Marta

Photography, Modern Architecture and Design	Baudin Antoine

Power Semiconductors	Linder Stefan

Rem Koolhaas/Oma	Gargiani Roberto

Signal Processing for communications	Prandoni Paolo, Vetterli Martin

Software Engineering: The Implementation Phase	Petitpierre Claude

Solidification	Dantzig Jonathan A., Rappaz Michel

Speech & Language Engineering	Rajman Martin

Systematic Nomenclature of Organic, Organometallic and Coordination Chemistry	Bünzli-Trepp Ursula

Essentials of Logistics and Management	Perret Francis-Luc, Jaffeux Corynne, Wieser Philippe, Fender Michel

The Office Process Redesign Language	Chappelet Jean-Loup, Sherwood-Smith Michael

The Social Fabric of the Networked City	Pflieger Géraldine, Pattaroni Luca, Jemelin Christophe, Kaufmann Vincent

	A vision of transdisciplinarity
This book unites an international team of leading researchers and educators around the theme of knowledge dialogue. Spanning topics from natural complexity to neuroscience, from...

	Emergent Semantics
The book first elaborates on the current ecology of the World Wide Web, where autonomous information sources come and go in dynamic and unpredictable ways.