[LUM#8] Protecting Life
Published on: October 9 , 2018
In the face of the major ecological crisis our planet is currently facing, it is the…
The impact of pellets and droplets: same battle
Published on: September 28 , 2018
The impact of a drop on a surface has always fascinated people;…
International Symposium: “Islam and International Human Rights Law”
Remembrance Week
The Phare des Baleines Lighthouse on Île de Ré: A Testament to Energy Transitions
Published on: August 20 , 2018
Every summer, the population of Île de Ré, which is just over…
Hospitals: When Healthcare Workers Come Up With Their Own Solutions to Their Own Struggles
Published on: July 16 , 2018
Suicides among nurses, mass resignations by emergency room doctors…
Music in the crosshairs of industrial conglomerates
Published on: July 12 , 2018
...“in-house” artists. Emmanuel Négrier, CNRS Research Director in…
Did the Romans hunt whales in the Mediterranean?
Published on: July 11 , 2018
Commercial whaling, which until now has been considered to have…
Science Makes Its Way into the World of Soccer
Published on: June 20 , 2018
...80–90% of the maximum values. Stéphane Perrey, University of Montpellier. That…
In France, mosquitoes also transmit the Usutu virus
Published on: June 18 , 2018
The events took place two years ago, but scientists have only just…
A “gay game”: everyday homophobia and imposed heterosexuality
Published on: June 12 , 2018
Do you know how many soccer players around the world are openly gay? And how did they…
Science Bar: “Toward ‘À la carte’ Medicine?”
The Secrets of Tardigrades, Those Cosmic Pokémon
Published on: June 8 , 2018
...life suspended in a state of living crystal, which in science is called…
The effectiveness of marine reserves is compromised by human proximity
Published on: June 8 , 2018
The ecological benefits of marine reserves located in…
A French “Windrush”? What France Has Done to Its Overseas Populations
Published on: June 7 , 2018
The “Windrush” scandal continues to make headlines in the United Kingdom. The…
Ticks and the bacteria they carry: a dangerous combination
Published on: June 6 , 2018
Ticks get a bad rap, and that reputation is often well-deserved. These…