Colorectal cancers traditionally affect people over 50. However, for two decades, the incidence of this cancer has exploded in young adults, a phenomenon noted in more than 27 countries. The explanation does not only reside in factors known as obesity or industrial food. A new study, published in the journal Nature by an international team … Read more

[Article déjà publié le 10 octobre 2024] Some two million before their final disappearance of the surface of the planet, the dinosaurs of the Cretaceous of which were part Tyrannosaurus rex Or Triceratops shared their environment with birds of prey, more commonly known as raptors. This is what a study published on October 9 in … Read more

In the south of Italy, between the remains of heavy industry and the quiet waters of a forgotten coastal basin, the Mar Piccolo concentrates decades of invisible pollution. Long exploited for its marine riches, this semi-fermed body of water has become one of the most significant symbols of environmental contamination in the Mediterranean. Today, researchers … Read more

For more than a century, the bicycle has embodied a perfect balance between simplicity and mechanical efficiency. However, some inventors continue to shake up this well -oiled mechanics with ideas from elsewhere. This is the case of the omnidirectional bike imagined by James Bruton, an atypical machine capable of sliding laterally, turning on itself or … Read more

[Article déjà publié le 25 octobre 2024] Exposed to New Bedford Whaling Museum In the Massachussets (USA) since 2000, the skeleton of Kobo, a young blue whale who died in sad circumstances in 1998 fascinates scientists. Indeed, although it goes against all logic, the Rorqual, or at least its remains, continues to produce oil. The … Read more

Vulcania is not just a simple theme park. By entering it, you are about to go for a new scientific and sensory journey to discover the mysteries that govern the earth and our universe. A real door open to the wonders of the world, the park has a great ambition: to make science accessible to … Read more

[Article déjà publié le 6 janvier 2025] On Earth, from January 1 to December 31, it flows 365 days or 366 days during a bisextile year, it is time that a year lasts. But is it the same thing everywhere in the solar system? The answer is not obviously and you will see that it … Read more

Each month, millions of women in the world feel pain that is sometimes intense that they prevent them from working, concentrating or simply living normally. Rules of rules, although widespread, remains one of the large dead angles of medical research. Despite current knowledge on uterine contractions and the role of prostaglandins, the deep causes of … Read more

In China, the electric automotive market is evolving at high speed, under the leadership of always more advanced on -board technologies. It is in this context that Toyota BZ7 appears, unveiled at the Shanghai 2025 Salon. Developed with local partners and incorporating Huawei software solutions, this imposing sedan exceeds five meters and marks a strategic … Read more

[Article issu de The Conversation écrit par Anna Valduriez – Cheffe de projet de recherche participative: stockage de denrées alimentaires (pour le futur, à partir de méthodes ancestrales), Inrae – Dominique Desclaux – Chercheure en Agronomie et Génétique, Inrae – Jean-Michel Savoie – chercheur, Inrae – Marie-Françoise Samson – Chercheuse en biochimie alimentaire, Inrae – Maxime … Read more