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Portrait of Sylvie Rousset, Director of DDOR© Cyril Frésillon / CNRS Images

11.25.2025

Update

Open science – the CNRS's successes

Is open science on the cusp of taking a new turn in the current context of international tension twinned with AI's rapid rise, for better or for…

11.24.2025

Le Journal

Life

Animals are no strangers to death

Given that animals are sentient, as established by recent research, what is their attitude towards death? In a recently-published book, the biologist…

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11.20.2025

Press

Society

Neandertal women and children were the victims of selective cannibalism at Goyet

11.19.2025

Multimedia

Restrooms, realms of reflection

As the world’s population continues to grow, and conflicts deprive more and more people of access to toilets, toilets are becoming a major challenge…

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11.17.2025

Update

Corporate

Rare earths and national sovereignty: an impossible equation to resolve?

On November 14th 2025, the CNRS published a collective scientific expert review of the responsible use of rare earths to shed light through an…

11.14.2025

Press

Matter

Toward the responsible use of rare earths throughout their life cycle: results from the CNRS scientific expert review

The Rare Earths Collective Scientific Expert Review (ESCo) aims to establish the scientific state of knowledge regarding the use of rare earths…

Photograph of an archaeological canid skull used for the photogrammetric reconstruction of 3D models in the study.© C. Armeen (University of Exter)

11.13.2025

Press

Life

Study reveals the diversity of early dogs

Dogs exhibited morphological differences from wolves around 11,000 B.C. Even at that time, there was a surprising range of variation among early dogs…