It is on this point that CertiDeal stands out radically on the French market. Only actor to perform 100% of its reconditioning process in Francethe company offers a 30 month commercial warranty on its devices, a unique guarantee of confidence that transforms the purchasing experience of a Refurbished iPhone 16. Is a refurbished iPhone 16 … Read more
Among the major climate regulators, certain actors remain invisible from the surface. Far from view, immense volumes of cold water sculpt the thermal balance of the planet while absorbing part of the carbon emitted. This buffering role, long underestimated, is today at the heart of new concerns. Because the Southern Ocean, which we believed to … Read more
Seeing clearly is not easy when the years accumulate. Even without a declared pathology, the retina becomes fragile, contrasts become dull, and darkness becomes a source of confusion. Long considered inevitable, age-related vision loss may no longer be so. A new avenue, explored by Californian researchers, calls into question this announced decline by focusing on … Read more
This could have remained a simple scientific curiosity, relegated to the margins of medical research. However, this improbable idea of passing oxygen through the intestines rather than the lungs has resisted ridicule and has just reached a decisive milestone. Enteral respiration, a method as surprising as it is promising, is moving closer to potential clinical … Read more
Since Antiquity, construction materials have oscillated between raw nature and human invention. Wood, stone, concrete, steel… each has shaped its era according to its properties. But a newcomer, born from a simple tree trunk, could soon upset this balance. By combining cutting-edge engineering and plant material, super wood presents itself as an alternative capable of … Read more
Understanding how stars orbit the center of the Milky Way allows us to directly test major theories about the structure of the Universe. In recent decades, galactic rotation curves have been interpreted as indirect evidence of an invisible mass, dark matter. An alternative, the MOND (MOdified Newtonian Dynamics) theory, proposes adjusting the laws of gravity … Read more
[Un article de The Conversation écrit par Frédéric Bernard – Maître de conférences en neuropsychologie, Université de Strasbourg] Whether it is documents found in school textbooks or narrative fiction studied in literature classes, reading texts remains a pillar of learning. But the rise of audio books opens up new possibilities for approaches. Can we consider listening to … Read more
In Jerusalem, at the foot of the Temple Mount, a team of archaeologists have unearthed a tiny 2,700-year-old clay tablet bearing an inscription in Assyrian cuneiform. This fragment, discovered during excavations led by the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) and the City of David Foundation, constitutes the first ever material evidence of an administrative exchange between … Read more
Since the 1960s, hormone-sensitive lipase (HSL) has been known as the enzyme that provides access to the energy stored in our fats. We might therefore think that its absence would cause obesity with excess fat mass. However, this is not the case, in fact the opposite occurs. A team from the University of Toulouse and … Read more
Tetris, Candy Crush, the universe of Mario and Sonic, GTA or even the very popular Call of Duty, video games have experienced strong development over the last three decades, introducing themselves into homes and into everyone's hands. Gone are the arcade terminals of Donkey Kong and Space Invaders, video games have embraced technological advances and … Read more
