Physics

Can Connected Devices Inspire Us to Be More Active?

[Un article de The Conversation écrit par Simone Burin-Chu – Enseignante-chercheuse contractuelle, Université d”Artois – et Farole Bossede – Enseignante chercheure contractuelle, Université d’Artois] Physical activity is widely recognized as beneficial for health. Conversely, physical inactivity represents a major risk factor for the development of non -transmitted diseases. Faced with this observation, the World Health Organization (WHO) … Read more

We Have Just Six Months Until AI Surpasses Humanity

Skynet,, I, robot,, Detroit Become Human, Avengers: the Ultron Ageif all this was akin to science fiction, we could be in the spotlight to live an upheaval of the AI ​​in the coming months. Indeed, according to some experts, 2026 will mark the arrival of an artificial intelligence capable of dominating us.

Free Offers Loyal Customers an Attractive Price Reduction for Cancelling Their Freebox Subscription

On paper, putting an end to a contract should be as simple as to sign it. However, behind each request for a freebox subscription termination hides a path strewn with invisible steps, insistent dialogues and sometimes unexpected offers. Far from official campaigns and promises of freedom, Free deploys a more cozy strategy to hold its … Read more

Beware Amazon Prime Family Scam: When Your Stolen Data Resurfaces from Free Offers

The announcement seems official, the amount displayed seems credible, the Iban corresponds well. However, behind this email entitled Amazon Prime Family hides a scam built from stolen data during a cyber attack against Free. In a few months, the personal information of millions of subscribers turned into a bait, carefully exploited to trap the victims. … Read more

What Economic Model to Implement if Drinking Water Sources Run Dry?

[Un article de The Conversation écrit par Mehdi Guelmamen – Doctorant en sciences économiques, Université de Lorraine – Alexandre Mayol – Maître de conférences HDR en sciences économiques, Université de Lorraine – Justine Le Floch – Doctorante en sciences de gestion, Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne – et Stéphane Saussier – Professeur des universités, IAE Paris – … Read more

The “Ice Prince” of Bavaria: A Child’s Journey Through a Transforming Europe

When a tomb sealed for more than thirteen centuries resurfaces, it shakes up our understanding of the social and funeral practices of the High Middle Ages. This is precisely what the discovery made in 2021 allowed by the Bayerisches Landesamt für denkmalpflege (BLFD), in Bavaria, during preventive excavations in Mattsies. Thanks to an unprecedented cryitage … Read more