Tag: research
Malika Rahal, the conquest of Arabic
She is an obsessive historian. Dixit Malika Rahal. An obsessive man who walks through drawers, cupboards, alleys, chapels, archives, passageways. In his dictionary of life, there are multiple skies (French,…
Ludo De Witte, the researcher who moves the lines in Belgium
Who is Ludo De Witte, Belgian author of a resounding investigation into the assassination of Patrice Lumumba in 1999? In October, he signed a new book on the 1961 murder…
IBM research center opens doors to the future
Known rather for being one of the world capitals for the banking and financial sectors, Zurich is home to one of IBM’s 12 research centers, in which the synergy between…
Futura research scientific journalist M / F for work-study training
If, like us, your passion for science and that of sharing knowledge drives you, in a spirit of innovation and creativity, join us! Futura is recruiting for work-study training in…
Remarkable research! Keeping secrets exhausts your sanity
In a new study conducted by Colombia University of the USA, it was stated that 97 percent of people kept at least one secret at every moment of their life,…
First job: how to organize your research?
Finding a first job is a big project. This task requires the same dedication as a job: it is a time consuming step. One can quickly fall into procrastination, negativity…
Futura research freelance M / F Environment
If, like us, your passion for science and the passion for sharing knowledge inspire you, in a spirit of innovation and creativity, join us! Futura is recruiting a freelance writer…
Telethon: how does the principle of donation work?
On December 3 and 4, the 35e edition of the Telethon. Launched in 1987, this charitable program, well known to the general public, aims to defeat rare genetic diseases. You…
All about the history of the Telethon counter
True emblem of this annual charity event, the Telethon counter establishes in real time the amount of donations collected during these days of mobilization. But how does it work? You…
Chronicles of improbable science | Case
Among the scientific publications, some make you smile, seem futile or a little crazy. Pierre Barthélémy, unlikely science columnist for the newspaper The world, shares some of these nuggets since…