A developer pirate his coffee maker You may be part of the “Café in the morning” team, which is seen as a fuel for certain and essential to start the day off right. But sometimes your coffee maker dysfunction at certain times or drops you completely. Gabriel Ciubotaru has noticed that hers lacked simple functions … Read more
Two years ago, IBM, one of the pioneers in the world of computer science and new technologies announced a massive dismissal plan. Thousands of employees lost their jobs, in particular in human resources, to be replaced by the AI. However, the company had not at all planned that this decision would generate a massive recruitment … Read more
The NASA curiosity rover landed on Mars almost 13 years ago. His exploration of the Gale crater and the Mont Sharp (Aeolis Mons) has already allowed us to make remarkable discoveries concerning the past of the red planet. Earth has seen since March. An express mission to capture spectacular images of March A few days … Read more
A few months before the 1700th anniversary of the Council of Nicea, a founding event of Christianity, the Turkish city of Iznik again attracts world attention. In question: the discovery, during foundation excavations in the district of Beyler, mosaics dated by archaeologists between the 1st and the 4th century, potentially contemporary of Christ. These remains … Read more
Openai is launching a new feature Since its creation at the end of November 2022, Chatgpt has revolutionized the way users have interacts with artificial intelligences. More than two years later, it is possible to perform many tasks thanks to Chatgpt such as generating an image, answer any question or use it as a assistant … Read more
[Un article de The Conversation écrit par Thaïs Génisson – Doctorante en bioimagerie, Université de Bordeaux – Aurélien Bustin – Professeur Junior en imagerie cardiovasculaire, Université de Bordeaux] Cardiovascular diseases represent the leading cause of mortality in the world before cancer, chronic respiratory diseases or even diabetes. This is the leading cause of mortality in women, … Read more
Artificial tan is enjoying growing commercial success, especially with young consumers influenced by aesthetic standards broadcast online. While the self-tan market is expected to reach almost 750 million pounds in the United Kingdom by 2027, a disturbing practice developed on the sidelines of regulated circuits: the use of self-tanning nasal sprays containing Melanotan II. These … Read more
Entanglement: when two particles are linked … remotely It all starts with one of the strangest and fascinating phenomena of quantum mechanics: entanglement. Imagine two particles – two photons for example – created together in a special state. Once entangled, they become as “quantum twins”. Regardless of the distance which then separates them-a few millimeters … Read more
[Article initialement publié en mai 2024] In France, it is thus common to cross snakes during walks in the forest, along the trails, in the countryside, etc. Crossing the road to a snake can be particularly intimidating for some, but these meetings are generally harmless. It is nevertheless important to know how to react when … Read more
[Un article de The Conversation écrit par Marie-Béatrice Forel – Maître de Conférences, Centre de Recherche sur la Paléobiodiversité et les Paléoenvironnements, Muséum national d’histoire naturelle (MNHN) – et Pierre Sans-Jofre – Maître de conférences en géologie, responsable de collection de géologie et minéralogie, Muséum national d’histoire naturelle (MNHN)]
