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The 2025 Innovation Medal: The CNRS reveals the four talents behind the advances of the future

The 2025 CNRS Innovation Medal has been awarded to the linguist Alda Mari, the biologist Aziz Moqrich, the physicist Pascale Senellart, and the…

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Scientific publications: a fatal level of overproduction?

They are variously labelled too numerous, fraudulent or written by generative artificial intelligence: criticism of scientific publications is…

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The CNRS 2025 Innovation Medal laureates

Alda Mari, Aziz Moqrich, Pascale Senellart and Alain Wagner are the four recipients of the CNRS 2025 Innovation Medal, which recognises four…

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Science under the blue sky

Take a look under the bonnet of meteorology, a science that is as varied and essential as it is unknown.

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Seeing life in purple

Scientists are trying to solve the mystery of Robert Delauney's colours, his purples in particular.

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International mobilisation for the ocean

CNRS and IFREMER organise the One Ocean Science Congress (OOSC). Explore the ocean-related issues with a selection of photo and video reports.

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