The worrying wave of share buybacks on US stock markets
Published on: June 3 , 2019
For several years now, in order to combat the global financial crisis...
The class photo, another story of school?
Published on: April 17 , 2019
As old as the invention of photography, the class photo has become since...
Wastewater reuse: which countries are leading the way?
Published on: March 21 , 2019
Faced with a global water shortage, the reuse of wastewater, also known as "reuse...
Is stimulating the brain to improve performance really effective?
Published on: March 14 , 2019
Fatigue, in the common sense, is a feeling of physical or cognitive weakness, and is...
Ming clams, glass sponges, when living things span the millennia
Published on: March 14 , 2019
Hop into a time machine to catch a glimpse of a prehistoric mammoth or...
Primary school: nearly one in two pupils attends a multi-age class.
Published on: March 14 , 2019
When we talk about classes where children of different ages mix, we think of...
Chronic diseases: fighting them more effectively through physical activity
Published on: February 22 , 2019
Cardiovascular diseases, cancers, respiratory disorders, diabetes, depression, diseases...
Restoring trust in public debate and respect for citizens through digital debate
Published on: February 13 , 2019
For several weeks now, we have been hearing about the public debate to reconcile...
“School strike for climate”: high school students shake up the agenda
Published on: February 4 , 2019
"I would like them to forget their personal interests and focus on the climate": by...
Raphaël, 8 years old: "What are chromosomes for?"
Published on: January 17 , 2019
Our bodies are made up of a collection of cells. Inside each cell is a small...
Meditation in school: secularizing a spiritual practice?
Published on: January 14 , 2019
Meditation is becoming increasingly important in everyday life, at work, and...
Telemedicine, e-health: why is it struggling?
Published on: January 11 , 2019
Connected objects and the Internet of Things, diagnostic algorithms linked to the rise of...
Toads, fish, and nematode worms: the space station's strange menagerie
Published on: January 11 , 2019
They are called "model organisms": flies, mice, zebrafish, frogs, or...
Planning for better care: the example of myocardial infarction
Published on: December 13 , 2018
According to the World Health Organization, every year 17 million people die from...
Alternative teaching methods: a galaxy with varied political aims
Published on: December 11 , 2018
Of the twelve million children and adolescents enrolled in school in France, only a few dozen...
BlaBlaCar's acquisition of Ouibus, or the major upheaval in mobility services
Published on: December 4 , 2018
Since the long-distance bus market was opened up to competition in August 2015, the...