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05.16.2024
Le Journal
Life
Matter
Pharmacognosy brings nature to our medicine chests
Professor Mehdi Beniddir, both a researcher in chemistry and a pharmacist, explains how pharmacognosy makes it possible to develop new medicinal…
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03.29.2024
Le Journal
Life
Matter
Claire de March, a researcher with flair
Winner of the 2023 Irène Joliot-Curie Prize in the “Young Woman Scientist” category, this research chemist has developed the very first experimental…
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03.15.2024
Le Journal
Matter
Recycling using supercritical fluids
Whether trainers or batteries, some multilayered objects still resist recycling… not for very long. This report takes you to the ICMCB laboratory…
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03.14.2024
Le Journal
Space
Matter
Are white holes dawning at last?
As opposed to black holes, white holes are thought to eject matter and light while never absorbing any. Detecting these as yet hypothetical objects…
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02.28.2024
Le Journal
Matter
The origins of the Standard Model
Fifty years ago, a French team was behind a discovery that helped develop the Standard Model of Particle Physics.
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01.24.2024
Le Journal
Matter
Physics to conquer the infinitesimally brief
Attosecond physics, thrust into the limelight by the 2023 Nobel Prize, attempts to explore another dimension of the infinitesimally small: time. This…
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© Yu-Ting Qi et al., 2023, Nature Nanotechnology
01.04.2024
Press
Matter
Asbestos: the size and shape of inhaled nanofibres could be exclusively responsible for the development of pulmonary fibrosis
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© I. Fazlic, M. Cotte & V. Gonzalez
10.11.2023
Press
Matter
Mona Lisa catches the eye of chemists
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09.21.2023
Multimedia
Matter
The changing world of mechanics: a key to the future
Mechanics, the science of movement and balance, is constantly renewing itself by innovating and pushing the boundaries of knowledge, while adapting…
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09.21.2023
Multimedia
Matter
Particles and nuclei, towards the infinitely small and beyond
Nuclear and particle physics study the infinitesimal constituents of matter and their interactions. Scientists are exploring their origin, their…
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