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Notre Dame: First Gothic cathedral to make massive use of iron

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Laboratory at bottom of Mediterranean for probing sea and sky

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How the microbiota stimulates growth

  The gut microbiota plays a decisive role in the growth of young animals. Scientists have discovered how this growth is affected by one strain of…
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Mission to monitor seafloor fault at foot of Mount Etna

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Mandrills teach their daughters good hygiene practices

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Two proteins join forces to make flowers

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Adeline Nazarenko is the new director of the CNRS Institute for Information Sciences and their Interactions

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France 2030: French government invests €41 million in a large-scale research programme to unlock the secrets of marine genomes

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Acorn production cycles influence wild boar populations

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Claude Lorius, a Life on the Ice

A pioneer of glaciology, Claude Lorius, winner of the CNRS gold medal in 2002, died on 21 March. This exceptional researcher discovered that the…
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