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Thin deposition of metal electrodes, or ‘sputtering’, on a plasma microreactor in a clean room
Thin deposition of metal electrodes, or ‘sputtering’, on a plasma microreactor in a clean room© Christophe HARGOUES / IRCP / Plateforme technologique de l'IPGG / CNRS Images
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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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The signatories of the Heidelberg agreement© EMBL PhotoLab / Kinga Lubowiecka
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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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The never-ending climate emergency

COP 29 opens on 11 November in Baku, Azerbaijan, against the backdrop of accelerating global warming and its effects.

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The mangrove, a forest that grows in salt water

This atypical maritime forest plays an essential role and provides unsuspected services to populations and the environment.

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Largest-ever digital camera to scan the Universe

It took hundreds of scientists worldwide, including several CNRS teams, to produce the world’s largest digital camera, in order to scan the univers.

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