On the transport side, the road is strongly pointed out and a transition is now in place with electric cars, the plane is just starting to start a transition but what about maritime and river transport? If many initiatives are still in the project stage, a barge intended for river transport is already in service. … Read more
[Cet article a été déjà publié le 31 juillet 2024] The Narluga, a discovery of the Inuit Inuit hunters in the Arctic were the first indicators of this new species. 34 years ago, in 1990, a mysterious skull belonging to any already known animal was discovered by Mads Peter Heide-Jorgensen, a scientist, on the roof … Read more
For several months, an unknown group has vibrated the playlists of millions of listeners without ever going on stage or giving interview. Behind his bewitching melodies and nostalgic visuals, no musician of flesh and bones, but algorithms capable of composing, singing and producing whole albums. This unexpected phenomenon reveals the dazzling boom in music generated … Read more
Blue sharks can change color If some animals like chameleon or octopus are able to change color, researchers have discovered that another species of the animal kingdom was also capable. A City University research team in Hong Kong, carried out research on the anatomy of blue sharks and discovered a peculiarity in their skin. Indeed, … Read more
[Un article de The Conversation écrit par Alexis Aulagnier – Chercheur postdoctoral, Centre Emile Durkheim, Sciences Po Bordeaux] This recent report of the Action Climate network. How to explain these environmental retropedlages? We propose to analyze the case of policies related to pesticides, at the heart of the news due to the vote of the law … Read more
In addition to speech and to be (more) intelligent, the sense of fashion is what could differentiate us from our simial cousins? You surely know the answer, but recently, a study published in the journal Behaviour July 4, 2025 reported the appearance of a fashion effect in the chimpanzees of the Chimfunshi Wildlife Orphanage in … Read more
[Un article de The Conversation écrit par Jules Bellon – Doctorant en science des matériaux, UniLaSalle – Feriel Bacoup – Chargée de recherche, UniLaSalle – Gattin Richard – Responsable équipe agroalimentaire agro-industrie, UniLaSalle] Plastics have invaded our daily lives, our landscapes … and even our organizations. Since the 1950s, the production of this material that is … Read more
If the discovery of the Americas was awarded to Christophe Columbus in 1492, history applies to remind us that the first Europeans to have walked the new world were the Vikings about 500 years before the Genoese. Well, it seems that we are faced with a similar scenario concerning Antarctica.
In Beijing laboratories, Shanghai's production lines and university amphitheatres like Beihang, a silent revolution is organized around Chinese electronic chips. This movement has accelerated since the American sanctions closed access to Western technologies, forcing local businesses to invent rather than improving. From retro-engineering to unpublished architectures, an autonomous ecosystem emerges, carried by the desire to … Read more
In an ever faster and digital professional world, colorful bricks and cardboard puzzles invite themselves in HR policies of the largest firms. Behind this apparent playful regression takes shape a new face of well-being at work, which no longer goes only through sport or meditation. In the United States, some companies experience unexpected approaches to … Read more
