L’objet de recherche de ce mémoire est la résilience vue à travers le prisme d’une démarche autobiographique dans un contexte de recherche-formation. Le concept de résilience pouvant être sur ou sous-estimé par divers chercheurs, l’auteure démontre dans l’analyse de son récit de vie, le fait d’une résilience ‘’ordinaire’’ et tout à fait réelle en opposition à une résilience ‘’hors de l’ordinaire’’. L’auteure aborde la notion de résilience à partir de différentes perspectives. Toutefois, elle privilégie l’approche des neurosciences qui démontre, par le biais de l’imagerie cérébrale, le remaniement du cerveau lors d’interactions. Or, pour bien des auteurs dont Boris Cyrulnik et Allan N. Schore, la résilience prend racine suite à une expérience d’attachement, la résilience ne se construisant pas seule. Le parcours autobiographique de l’auteure est bien imprégné du processus thérapeutique d’analyse bioénergétique dans lequel elle s’est engagée. / The research object of this paper is resilience as seen through the prism of an autobiographical approach within a context of research training. The concept of resilience being possibly either over-or under-estimated by various researchers, the author through analysis of her life story, relates the experience of an “ordinary” though very real resilience, this in opposition to an “out of ordinary” one. The author approaches the notion of resilience from various perspectives. However, she privileges the neurosciences approach that shows through brain imaging, the realignment of the brain during interactions. Yet, for many authors including Boris Cyrulnik and Allan N. Schore, resilience takes root following an attachment experience, as resilience cannot be built alone. The author’s therapeutic process of bioenergetic analysis is reflected in her autobiographical journey.

Transport across the membrane of a cell is of crucial importance for cellular functions. The solute carrier family,SLC38 is a family of membrane proteins that transports various substances through the membrane and thusperforms many physiologically important functions, for example, transport of glutamine from astrocyte toneurons in the central nervous system. In this paper, we demonstrate that one of the transporters in this familynamed SLC38A6 forms several protein complexes with a variety of proteins in the membrane and in synapticvesicles, suggesting that SLC38A6 is involved in the synaptic release of neurotransmitters in synapses. Weperformed sensitive protein interaction analysis between the protein of interest and a variety of proteinsexpressed at different sites in the neuronal cell. We showed that SLC38A6 interacts with proteins in the cellmembrane as well as in the membrane of synaptic vesicles. The current theory is that SLC38A6 interact withthese proteins when the synaptic vesicles are in close proximity with the cell membrane during the release of theneurotransmitters.

L’objet de recherche de ce mémoire est la résilience vue à travers le prisme d’une démarche autobiographique dans un contexte de recherche-formation. Le concept de résilience pouvant être sur ou sous-estimé par divers chercheurs, l’auteure démontre dans l’analyse de son récit de vie, le fait d’une résilience ‘’ordinaire’’ et tout à fait réelle en opposition à une résilience ‘’hors de l’ordinaire’’. L’auteure aborde la notion de résilience à partir de différentes perspectives. Toutefois, elle privilégie l’approche des neurosciences qui démontre, par le biais de l’imagerie cérébrale, le remaniement du cerveau lors d’interactions. Or, pour bien des auteurs dont Boris Cyrulnik et Allan N. Schore, la résilience prend racine suite à une expérience d’attachement, la résilience ne se construisant pas seule. Le parcours autobiographique de l’auteure est bien imprégné du processus thérapeutique d’analyse bioénergétique dans lequel elle s’est engagée. / The research object of this paper is resilience as seen through the prism of an autobiographical approach within a context of research training. The concept of resilience being possibly either over-or under-estimated by various researchers, the author through analysis of her life story, relates the experience of an “ordinary” though very real resilience, this in opposition to an “out of ordinary” one. The author approaches the notion of resilience from various perspectives. However, she privileges the neurosciences approach that shows through brain imaging, the realignment of the brain during interactions. Yet, for many authors including Boris Cyrulnik and Allan N. Schore, resilience takes root following an attachment experience, as resilience cannot be built alone. The author’s therapeutic process of bioenergetic analysis is reflected in her autobiographical journey.

The University of Tokyo (UTokyo) is one of the leading Asian universities. The University of Tokyo Forests (UTF) was established in 1894 as the first university forest in Asia. To date, UTF owns seven forests and has accumulated long-term data regarding forest ecosystems, conifer plantations, and selection cutting with natural regeneration, in addition to data regarding meteorology and hydrology. In terms of quantity and quality, this longitudinal dataset is among the best available in the world of forest science. A teaching staff of 26 people belongs to UTF. The advantages of studying under the supervision of UTF staff members are as follows. First, students have the opportunity to gain broad disciplinary knowledge from the 26 members of the teaching staff. Second, they can use UTF as a context for their research fieldwork, relying on good research facilities supported by a 50-strong technical staff. Third, they can utilize longitudinal data accumulated by UTF over a period of more than 100 years. Students from at least ten countries have been supervised at UTF. Students are selected, in particular, from China, Thailand, Indonesia, Myanmar, and Sri Lanka. UTF has also provided fieldwork classes for students of foreign universities, such as Universiti Malaysia Sabah and the National Taiwan University. These students gain experience in disciplines such as forest vegetation and forest management, where Japanese practice differs from that of their own countries. Students can stay at UTF lodges for a modest fee. Students from European universities are also welcome to undertake fieldwork courses at UTF. We accept interns from overseas. Recently, interns from European universities have been increasing in number. The unique culture of Japan - with its traditional features and more modern ones, like the Japanese comics manga - are fascinating to European students. UTF provides the best environment for forest education in Asia.

FundaÃÃo Cearense de Apoio ao Desenvolvimento Cientifico e TecnolÃgico / O presente estudo parte de uma experiÃncia em curso no projeto intitulado MemÃrias de BaobÃ, que tem sua realizaÃÃo na escola de EducaÃÃo Infantil e Ensino Fundamental I 08 de MarÃo. InstituiÃÃo vinculada à rede municipal de ensino da cidade do Crato, na regiÃo do Cariri, sul do CearÃ. O projeto objetiva, desde maio de 2014, a implementaÃÃo da Lei N 10.639/03 que reformulou a LDB (9.394/96) com advento das Diretrizes Curriculares Nacionais para EducaÃÃo das RelaÃÃes Ãtnico-Raciais e para o Ensino de HistÃria e Cultura Africana e Afro-brasileira. No entanto, observou-se que as aÃÃes educativas realizadas no projeto entre os anos de 2014 e 2016, na perspectiva da implementaÃÃo da citada lei, nÃo deram conta da sua implantaÃÃo na matriz curricular da escola. Tal afirmaÃÃo justifica-se apÃs as/os professoras/es e nÃcleo gestor relatarem dificuldades para articulaÃÃo de tais conteÃdos em suas prÃticas educativas. Nesse sentido, percebeu-se a necessidade de uma formaÃÃo continuada com o professorado e gestÃo escolar partindo dos princÃpios / ensinamentos da CosmovisÃo Africana, intentando a construÃÃo de uma proposta pedagÃgica que valorizasse os repertÃrios africanos marcados na cultura local. Para tanto, realizamos uma Pesquisa-FormaÃÃo de Raiz Africana ancorada na Pedagogia do Baobà e fundamentada no aporte Pretagogia, intentando a construÃÃo da referida proposta e, por meio desta, descobrir prÃticas pedagÃgicas que deem subsÃdios aos professoras/es e nÃcleo gestor, no trato da histÃria e cultura africana e afro-brasileira, bem como verificar que contribuiÃÃes a formaÃÃo que valoriza os princÃpios / ensinamentos da CosmovisÃo Africana, poderia trazer para a matriz curricular da escola, em torno do ensino das africanidades local e educaÃÃo para as relaÃÃes Ãtnico-raciais. Assim, propusemos trabalhar com referenciais metodolÃgicos e abordagens pedagÃgicas equipados/as de conhecimento e saber de matriz africana. Nesse sentido, os caminhos metodolÃgicos sÃo constituÃdos por autoras e autores, como Josso (2004), Petit (2015), Petit e Silva (2011) e Oliveira (2007). AlÃm de Cavalleiro (2001), Silva (2010), Oliveira (2006), Meijer (2012), Hooks (2017) e Macedo (2012), que nos ajudam a refletir sobre formaÃÃo de raiz africana, africanizaÃÃo da escola e descolonizaÃÃo do currÃculo, a partir das categorias conceituais fundantes que enriquece o embasamento teÃrico da pesquisa, conceitos como: EducaÃÃo Anti-racista, CosmovisÃo Africana, Africanidades, CurrÃculo e Ensino. / The present study is based on an ongoing experiment in the project entitled MemÃrias de BaobÃ, which is being carried out at the School of Early Childhood Education and Primary Education I March 08. Institution linked to the municipal education network of the city of Crato, in the region of Cariri, south of CearÃ. The project aims, since May 2014, to implement Law No. 10,639 / 03, which reformulated LDB (9,394 / 96) with the advent of the National Curricular Guidelines for Education of Ethnic and Racial Relations and for the Teaching of African and Afro History and Culture -Brazilian. However, it was observed that the educational actions carried out in the project between the years 2014 and 2016, with a view to implementing the aforementioned law, did not account for its implementation in the curricular matrix of the school. This statement is justified after the teachers and the managerial nucleus report difficulties in articulating such contents in their educational practices. In this sense, the need for a continuous formation with the teachers and school management was observed, starting from the principles / teachings of the African Worldview, trying to construct a pedagogical proposal that valorized the African repertories marked in the local culture. In order to do so, we carried out an African Root Research-Formation anchored in Baobà Pedagogy and based on the contribution of Pretagogy, attempting to construct said proposal and, through this, to discover pedagogical practices that give subsidies to teachers and management nucleus, in the treatment African and Afro-Brazilian history and culture, as well as to verify that contributions to the training that values the principles / teachings of the African Worldview, could bring to the curricular matrix of the school, around the local african education and education for ethnic- racial relations. Thus, we proposed to work with methodological references and pedagogical approaches equipped with knowledge and knowledge of the African matrix. In this sense, the methodological paths are constituted by authors and authors, such as Josso (2004), Petit (2015), Petit e Silva (2011) and Oliveira (2007). In addition to Cavalleiro (2001), Silva (2010), Oliveira (2006), Meijer (2012), Hooks (2017) and Macedo (2012), help us reflect on African root formation, school africanization and decolonization of the curriculum , from the conceptual foundational categories that enriches the theoretical basis of the research, concepts such as: Anti-racist Education, African Worldview, Africanities, Curriculum and Teaching.