In Iraq, the remains of the ancient city of Nineveh continue to deliver crucial testimonies to the religious and political organization of the Assyrian Empire. Recently, a team from the University of Heidelberg, led by Professor Aaron Schmitt, uncovered a monumental bas-relief in the old hall of the throne of King Ashurbanipal. This sculpted work, … Read more

In a context where cybercriminals redoubled ingenuity to bypass smartphones protections, mobile security becomes an absolute priority. It is with this in mind that Google's digital shield is essential with Android 16 as a major technological response. This device, which combines artificial intelligence and local security of data, intends to slow down the boom in … Read more

The race for ocular regeneration More than 300 million people worldwide suffer from degenerative retina diseases, such as pigment retinitis or age -related macular degeneration (DMLA). These pathologies, often incurable, gradually lead to the loss of vision, even to blindness. For these patients, current medicine offers few alternatives: slow down progression, try electronic implants or … Read more

A few weeks ago, in Nîmes, hundreds of spectators attended the reconstruction of one of the most violent accounts of antiquity: Romulus killing his brother Rémus. In the arena, this myth of almost 2,800 years old came back to life with great reinforcements of helmets, capes and speeches in Latin. And the Empire is reborn, … Read more

[Article déjà publié le 24 juillet 2023]

Single -use plastic is one of the largest environmental plagues of our time. Plastic packaging is literally everywhere. There are some in the overflowing trash cans, on the sidewalks, on the quays of stations, etc. Plastic bottles are invited in all means of transport. Whether on the bus or train, travelers use single -use bottles … Read more

In 2004, 27 years after the departure of the probes, NASA declared a failure at the level of the propellers of Travel 1. The irreparable thinking, the American space agency had declared them dead. More than 20 years later, this crucial equipment has been brought back to life just in time by engineers Jet Propulsion … Read more

[Un article de The Conversation écrit par Cédrine Zumbo-Lebrument – Enseignante-chercheuse en marketing, Clermont School of Business – et Norbert Lebrument – Professeur des universités, Université Clermont Auvergne (UCA)]

Ah France, its cheese, its wand, its wine and … its tongue. Recognized internationally to be the most beautiful language in the world, that of diplomacy, love, French is spoken on several continents, even in non -French -speaking countries. 343 million people practicing it worldwide. France, of course, is the first French -speaking country in … Read more

The man would be made to sit down and not to run. This is what Daniel E. Lieberman says, researcher and professor in biology of evolution at Harvard in his book Exerted. Please note, this is not a reason not to play sports at all. It's like everything, you have to know how to dose … Read more