… Living with insects: perspectives (This article was originally published in L'Édition N.23) Intriguing and … catalogued every year, insects are one of the most complex and diverse groups in the animal kingdom. However, many … by the proliferation of bedbugs in France. As a member of a working group assessing the impact of this phenomenon, he …
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… in the eye of the James Webb Space Telescope This article was originally published in L'Édition n°24. That was two … represents around 50 protoplanetary disks observed, an exceptional data set," enthuses Benoît Tabone, researcher at … more surprising case from the same programme is that of J160532, a star ten times less massive than the Sun, located …
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… Dark energy, the mystery challenging cosmology This article was originally published in L'Édition n°26 . For some six billion years, the expansion of the universe has been … as described by the general relativity model would not work on the cosmological scale ," adds the physicist. " …
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… for nuclear medicine made 90 years ago This article was originally published in L'Édition n°27. In 1935, Irène … to Sweden to receive the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for their work on artificial radioactivity. " It was like the last … radioactive nucleus. " Radioactivity remained a property exclusively associated with some thirty naturally occurring …
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… mental health Just twenty years ago, social media didn't exist. Today, it has become an integral part of everyday life … feature regularly in their clinical practice. (This article was originally published in L'Édition No.28.) Research TikTok is " one of the worst social networks attacking our youth ". Such was the conclusion of a …
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… and longevity. Last October, the Swedish Academy awarded the 2019 Nobel Prize in Chemistry to the inventors of … into electrical energy. Present in an electrolyte (a mixture of organic solvents and dissolved salts), lithium ions … Franger dedicates his time to understanding the inner workings of commercial lithium-ion batteries, be they in use …
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… and seven years ago, providing up to €1.5 million over a maximum period of five years to fund exploratory research … women affected by female genital mutilation. In 2025, she was awarded a postdoctoral fellowship through the Fondation … and uterine fibroids in the French NutriNet-Santé cohort. Working closely with communities and collaborating with …
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… epigenetics and genomes, and the regulation of gene expression. Some teaching units have a model organism approach, while some are more oriented towards human health. Others address applications such as … EA 7404 Genethon -1 bis, rue de l'internationale-BP 60-91002 Evry cedex Genoscope, CEA/DSV/IG Handicap …
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… and hydrodynamics. Though the School is oriented toward both experimental and theoretical fundamental physics, it is … of presentation by the candidate of his/her titles and works as well as a brief description of his/her thesis … and hydrodynamics. Though the School is oriented toward both experimental and theoretical fundamental physics, …
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… Live from asteroid Ryugu: analysis of extraterrestrial samples using atomic force microscopy and … A capsule containing more than 5 grams of surface samples was then brought back on the return journey, landing in the … nanospectroscopy instruments, led by Alexandre Dazzi, working alongside Ariane Deniset-Besseau and Jérémie …
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… figured as trailblazers. Recently, the team worked on textile samples from the Louvre and the Musée du Quai Branly … to better understand the origin of this phenomenon. This was a first! The SOLEIL synchrotron and IPANEMA are … of the blanc de Meudon requires a temperature of 600-700°C.” Once recovered, the CO 2 is subjected to the …
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… activities, etc.) are taking over a still largely unexplored field of research: the musical life of French … of the place. It is hard to imagine that this has not always been the case, and that in France, at a time not so … the fashion of thermal cures grew and in the early 1860s up until the First World War, France experienced a fever …
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