While the War ravaged the east of the Democratic Republic of the Congo for three decades, and that a new escalation has been underway since the taking of Goma and Bukavu by the M23, we, Congolese and American researchers and researchers, wish to alert this new episode of a cycle of violence which the European … Read more
Two CNRS researchers were sentenced Thursday, February 27, to eight months in prison for throwing bottles filled with an explosive product against the Consulate General of Russia in Marseille on Monday. The Marseille judicial court having pronounced a deposit warrant, the two physicists therefore left to spend their first night in prison. But their detention … Read more
What if sleeping poorly increased the risk of Alzheimer’s disease? In France, 900,000 people suffer from this pathology, and this figure increases from year to year. Although it is currently impossible to treat this neurodegenerative disease, researchers are trying to understand how to delay its onset. Gwenaëlle Catheline is one of them. Director of studies … Read more
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Currently, pilot projects for installing solar panel roofs on highways have been successfully carried out in various locations, such as the United States, China, Germany, Austria and Switzerland. However, even though the data obtained is very promising, there are still several obstacles and limitations to obtaining more in-depth research information. Several obstacles, such as climate … Read more
Climate change, coupled with rapid urbanization and deforestation, has worsened Nepal’s deadly floods in September, with a risk of more rain in the future “even more violent”researchers warned Thursday. At least 240 people died in floods caused by violent monsoon rains, which affected entire neighborhoods of the capital, Kathmandu. Scientists from the World Weather Attribution … Read more