Eloïse Pariset: scientific researcher for Nasa
Growing up in a small Alsatian town, Eloïse longed to expand her horizons. Thanks to an early passion for biology, physics and medicine, she embarked on an incredible learning journey. Now a scientific researcher for NASA's Human Research Program, she tells her story. While helping others may not be rocket science, it’s not always easy.
Edition 2019 • Episode 2 • 11 mn
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