[Un article de The Conversation écrit par Mathis Navard – Docteur en Sciences de l”information et communication (ISI), Université de Poitiers, Université de Poitiers] Since Monday March 31, 2025, travelers can again cross the Franco-Italian border. For a year and a half, the Paris-Milan line was interrupted due to an impressive landslide on its tracks in … Read more
[Cet article a initialement été publié le 13 novembre 2024] According to the press release, additional excavations will be carried out in this area in the coming weeks, and should end this year. A princely tumulus? According to a press release published on October 18, 2024 by the Ministry of Regional Development and Local Housing, … Read more
A recent study published on July 18, 2025 in the review Biomedical Engineering nature shows surprising and convincing results for the future development of a universal vaccine intended to fight cancer.
[Un article de The Conversation écrit par Renaud Coulomb – Professor of Economics, Mines Paris – PSL – ; Fanny Henriet – Directrice de Recherche au CNRS en économie, Aix-Marseille Université (AMU) – & Léo Reitzmann – PhD candidate in Economics, Paris School of Economics – École d”économie de Paris] Reducing greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) related … Read more
[Cet article a initialement été publié le 1er octobre 2024] The fortuitous archaeological discoveries sometimes reveal unsuspected historical treasures, as is the case in Türkiye, where a simple agricultural gesture led to the expression of an exceptional Roman mosaic soil. While digging to plant trees, a farmer from Elâzığ, in eastern Turkey, revealed a large … Read more
Today, with AI we can do a lot. So much so that some work so that this technology works for us. A good idea on paper but which can have disastrous consequences in practice. The latest example is that of an artificial intelligence operating on the principle of Vibe Coding Who, “panicked”, simply destroyed months … Read more
[Un article de The Conversation écrit par Élodie Pourret-Saillet – Enseignante-chercheuse en géologie structurale, UniLaSalle – & Olivier Pourret – Enseignant-chercheur en géochimie et responsable intégrité scientifique et science ouverte, UniLaSalle]
In the immensity of the Pacific, some islands have seen their biological balance upset by invisible intrusions from elsewhere. In Guam, this imbalance has sealed the fate of the Martin-Chasseur cinnamon, disappeared in the wild since the end of the 1980s. Forty years later, far from its original territory, this bird with flamboyant hues attempted … Read more
Long before robots explore Mars or humans dream of installing colonies on the Moon, scientists have chosen to entrust a spatial experience to one of the most discreet animals on our planet. In 1973, two spiders were sent aboard the Skylab station to answer a question as simple as it is. They unsuspected capacities of … Read more
At the end of April 2025, Donald Trump signed a particularly harmful decree for the health of his territorial waters and for all those around the world in general. In accordance with the return of a republican slogan dated from 2008 “Drill, Baby, Drill” (Fore, Chéri, Fore) pronounced during his inauguration, the 47th President of … Read more
