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Le Journal
Fukushima insects tested for cognition
In the contaminated area around Fukushima, Japan, scientists are studying the impact of radioactivity on the cognitive abilities of pollinating…
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Reducing plastic in research – laboratories are leading the way
With the environmental and health consequences of plastic use currently being better assessed and studied, a number of research laboratories are…
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Tenure tracks 2025 recruitment campaign opens
The CNRS is recruiting 59 tenure-tracks positions across multiple scientific fields ranging from sustainable metallurgy to artificial intelligence,…
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Turning expertise into action - the strong point of the social sciences
Public action has many links with knowledge provided by the humanities and social sciences. France's scientific council on radicalisation processes…
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A map of energy in the brain
The first mapping of mitochondria in the brain has just been revealed. This is yet another step towards understanding these structures which supply…
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Radioactive waste: a scientific mission sets out to map submerged barrels in the Atlantic
Between 1950 and 1990, over 200,000 barrels of radioactive waste were dumped in the depths of the Northeast Atlantic Ocean.The first mission of the…
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Research infrastructures are responding to the challenges of the environmental transition
Following the CERN's publication of the feasibility study for its Future Circular Collider (FCC) project, associations and scientific communities are…
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One Ocean Science Congress - between science and diplomacy
Only a few days before the United Nations Ocean Conference (UNOC3) opens, another event is preparing to drop anchor in Nice. The One Ocean Science…
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Light in all its forms
Light is an invaluable resource, both for looking back into the past and for securing our future, and is celebrated on the International Day of Light…
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Jean Zay supercomputer : France has increased its AI dedicated resources fourfold
The fourth extension of the Jean Zay supercomputer has increased its computing power by 4, making it one of the most powerful, and the most used,…
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