[Un article de The Conversation écrit par Justin Stebbing – Professeur de sciences biomédicales, Université Anglia Ruskin] Recently diagnosed prostate cancer of a particularly aggressive form. The disease has already reached bones, an evolution that marks a major degradation of the situation. Joe Biden resolved to consult due to a worsening of the urinary disorders he … Read more
In the silent landscapes of Alberta, a gray hill conceals the tangled remains of thousands of dinosaurs. Buried under layers of sediment since the end of the Cretaceous, these bones belong to a single species, the Pachyrhinosaurs, who died together in an episode as sudden as murderous. This cemetery of dinosaurs, of exceptional density, reveals … Read more
In August 2025, the Star of the Seas will make its big debut in the cruise sector in the Caribbean. But for the time being, if we can already reserve the first tickets to sail in the American region, the other largest cruise ship in the world has just started its tests at the sea … Read more
From always, the size differences between men and women have struck by their constancy and their magnitude through human populations. Far from being dictated only by hormones or the environment, these deviations also find their origin in a more discreet but formidably effective genetic mechanics. At the center of this architecture, a gene involved in … Read more
On the arid lands of northwest Chinese, a column of fire recently torn the sky. On May 17, a Zhuque-2e rocket left the Jiuquan base to place six orbit satellites. This launch is not a simple technical feat, but the sign of a strategic mutation. From now on, China’s spatial ambitions are also embodied in … Read more
In the vast forests of Colorado, where the elk freely crosses the reliefs of the Rockies, a singular individual disturbs the eyes of observers. Recently seen near Estes Park, this lavish cervid has a genetic rarity known as Piebaldism. Neither patient nor albinos, but carrying a mutation that shakes up the familiar patterns of animal … Read more
Discovered in 1986 on the funeral site of Sutton Hoo, in the Suffolk, a bucket of copper of Byzantine manufacturing has just revealed an unsuspected function. Long interpreted as a decorative or prestige object, it turns out that it served as an urn in an Anglo-Saxon cremation of the 6th century. The British Time Team … Read more
In a climate of growing geopolitical tension worldwide and even between the world's largest powers, the United States has announced the creation of the “golden dome”, an anti-missile shield like the Israeli iron dome.
[Un article de The Conversation écrit par Mehdi Achouche – Maître de conférences en cinéma anglophone et études américaines, Université Sorbonne Paris Nord ] Since its beginnings, but what can more rigorously be qualified as artificial intelligence (IA) is a theme that dates from the 1960s. While robots and androids are easily used as the metaphor of … Read more
China is embarking on a new space project It is not a secret for anyone, China aims to become the world leader in artificial intelligence by 2030. The Chinese government is doing everything to apply AI in various activity sectors, and it has just proven it.
