Tag: Science
why this is excellent news – L’Express
Is social media harmful to mental health? If YouTube will probably not answer “yes” to this question, the platform has in any case adjusted its recommendation algorithm for adolescents aged…
Western gorillas determine their movements after a sort of ‘vote,’ study finds
According to a study published Wednesday October 23 in a journal of the Royal Society British, western gorillas move in groups not by following the dominant male of the group…
No decline of insects? Investigation into a database riddled with errors – L’Express
Insects are precious. However, they are doing badly. For several years, dozens of scientific studies have warned of the worrying decline in their populations. This is also one of the…
A long time ago, the Earth was hit by a giant meteorite, which raised the temperature by a hundred degrees and created a 500 kilometer wide crater | Foreign countries
According to researchers, the giant S2 meteorite was up to 60 kilometers wide. It destroyed life, but it also created the conditions for a new kind of life. You may…
Child who is picky with food? Science finally reveals why and gives a message to parents
If your child doesn’t like to vary his diet and eats very few vegetables, it’s not necessarily your fault. According to a scientific study, there is a reason! Children’s nutrition…
what future for French scientific research? By Professor Alain Fischer – L’Express
The finance bill for 2025 provides for an increase of 89 million euros in the budget of the Ministry of Higher Education and Research. An increase of 0.33%, well below…
What role for science in a changing world? The challenge of Fabiola Gianotti – L’Express
In this third episode, Fabiola Gianotti, physicist and director of Cern, reminds us that all the challenges of today’s world need science. READ ALSO: How the war in Ukraine sowed…
A NASA probe sets out to look for conditions for life on a moon of Jupiter
NASA’s Europa Clipper probe took off this Monday, October 14 from the United States towards a moon of Jupiter, in order to reveal whether it meets the conditions that would…
researchers unravel the mysteries of hidden texts
To study the history of the civilizations of Mesopotamia, Assyriologists have a particularly well-preserved first-hand source: hundreds of thousands of clay tablets, found by archaeologists on sites ranging from Anatolia…
Pasteurdon 2024: A breath of science and solidarity
News Published on 11/10/2024 at 3:33 p.m. updated on 11/10/2024 at 3:33 p.m. Reading 2 min. Every year, the Pasteur Institute takes action to bring science closer to the general…