Aix-Marseille Université

That's adorable, but if you pull your head out of your ass for five seconds, you would know that the entire American scientific community is in complete panic mode, and brilliant minds are leaving in huge numbers.

A position posted at the University of Marseille in France triggered 300 applications from the US, with applicants being referred to as scientific refugees.

Countries like Australia and Canada are recruiting aggressively, and apart from Americans going elsewhere, smart people from other countries don't want to come here.

For a long time, the U.S. attracted the best international students.

I'm going Steelers and Saints is my game of the week because Aaron Rodgers is going to throw two touchdowns to Jeremy Bernard.

Get on the mic and ask for Didier Rail to be reinstated back into Marseille University because he was kicked out for promoting hydroxychloroquine.

So I think the Saints are gonna win.

I think it's gonna be a fucking banger I think it's gonna be the most fun games of the week.

Who's behind it?

Tom Briand at Aix-Marseille University with Vincent Hue, Olivier Moussi of the Southwest Research Institute, Thibault Cavalie, and colleagues.

One disclosure, the accepted version of the paper has been online since late August, so this is the journal publication rather than a brand-new result.

So how do you measure what's deep inside a planet with no surface?

And in that Lancet profile that I mentioned, he describes how he decided to become involved in education to help other motivated young people in Mali to become scientists and doctors themselves, because he realised there was just not enough to like him.

So he pursued a master's degree in parasitology and immunology at the University of Aix-Marseille in France and then he got a PhD in parasitology from the University of Montpellier in 1992 and Montpellier is also in France.

But he returned to Bamako in that very same year and In Bamako, he connected with Lewis Miller, who is an American malaria researcher.

I don't know if either of you are familiar with them.

Roberto Carlos Abrego Manriquez is an ordinand in the Church of England's Diocese of Europe.

He is undertaking doctoral research at the University of Freiburg and Aix-Marseille University.

He and his wife are involved with ministries for asylum seekers.

And now, over to Roberto.

That means you look at a lot of different studies of a randomized trial.

This was done at the Marseille University in France, and it was published in Molecular Psychiatry.

And here's what it says.

that a review of 31 randomized controlled trials compared taking L-theanine against a placebo and seeing what the outcome would be.