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Defend Crops Naturally: Harnessing the Olfactory Language of Plants

[Un article de The Conversation écrit par Fiorucci Sébastien – Maître de conférences en chimie informatique et théorique, Université Côte d’Azur & Emmanuelle Jacquin-Joly – Directrice de recherche en écologie chimique des insectes, Inrae] Welcome to the jungle of odors where plants are not as innocent as they seem! When some plants are attacked by a … Read more

Unpublished Fossils Indicate Early Animals Dominated the Oceans Well Before the Cambrian Explosion

Long before life exploded in diversity on the planet, the seas already housed discreet organisms, without shell or skeleton, of which there are almost no visible trace. However, certain clues buried in the oldest rocks begin to lift the veil over this enigmatic period. This is how new hypotheses emerge on the first animals on … Read more

The Triangle of Death: A Fascinating Yet Worrisome Area of Your Face

Certain parts of the body alone concentrate a bundle of imaginary, between attraction and warning. On the face, an area in particular crystallizes this tension. Popularized under the name of “death triangle”, it arouses as many alarming videos as contrasting medical opinion. Behind the sensationalist term hides a much more nuanced reality, which modern science … Read more

Bilingual from Birth: Lifelong Benefits of Early Language Learning

[Un article de The Conversation écrit par Alejandro Martínez – Personal de investigación en el grupo Neuro-colab, UDIT – Universidad de Diseño, Innovación y Tecnología] When children grow up hearing two languages, their family and their teachers sometimes worry: will they get confused? Will they take more time to speak? Will this affect their academic results? … Read more

Thanks to a Groundbreaking Process, We Can Now Recycle PVC into Fuel

The industrial era has multiplied materials with impressive performance, but whose legacy weighs heavily on ecosystems. Among them, some plastics pose such complex problems that no truly viable solution has yet emerged. PVC recycling, long considered a toxic puzzle, nevertheless begins to switch to the solutions. Plastic waste. However, it is rarely recycled, because its … Read more

This Silent Liver Disease Affects One in Three People, Yet Its Risks Are Often Overlooked

The liver provides vital functions on which metabolic balance, detoxification or digestion depend. However, this essential organ often remains neglected, until the day when its mechanisms are afraid. Among the silent pathologies that threaten it, the MASLD progresses at low noise and now affects a considerable part of the world's population. Masld, or steat -sized … Read more