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Launch of the 2025 external researcher competition campaign
The registration phase is now open. This year, 270 positions are open. You have until 10 January 2025 to apply for the researcher competitions, …
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Le Journal
When the Mediterranean was empty
Over 5 million years ago, the Mediterranean Sea dried up, giving way to a salt flat stretching as far as the eye could see. A look back at the…
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The reasons behind this success of fifty years of Franco-Japanese scientific collaboration
On December 2nd 2024, the CNRS welcomed its Japanese partners to Paris to celebrate the fifty years of scientific cooperation between France and…
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Multimedia
Under the paving stones, there’s life!
On World Soil Day, discover how soils are threatened by human activity, potentially overturning fragile local and global ecosystems. Fortunately,…
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Clean rooms at the CNRS – combining cutting-edge research with a reduced carbon impact
The lengthy seven-year renovation of the LAAS-CNRS laboratory's clean room finally came to an end. This project illustrates the way two CNRS…
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Le Journal
James Webb illuminates the grey areas of astrophysics
A genuine technological gem, the James Webb Space Telescope has been exploring the smallest nooks of the Universe over the last two years. From the…
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The CNRS has signed the Heidelberg agreement to promote sustainable European research
In October 2024, after a workshop in Heidelberg, Germany, the CNRS signed a historic agreement on regional cooperation to drive sustainable…
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The winners of 2024 ERC Consolidator Grants from the CNRS
Today the European Research Council has announced the winners of its 'Consolidator' grants which annually support many projects by mid-career…
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1,100 km in Antarctica to better understand the evolution of the ice cap
The physical processes behind cloud formation and snow precipitation above the Antarctic ice cap remain poorly understood. Co-directed by the…
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Le Journal
Mosquitos and their costly sting
While very useful in ecosystems, mosquitos tend to ruin the lives of humans. A CNRS team has even recently calculated how much these dipterans cost…
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