This text is part of a special notebook 55 years of INRS Within the Center Énergie Matériaux Télécommunications (EMT) at INRS, research is carried out with a touch of science fiction. Green hydrogen production, artificial intelligence detector, quantum revolution… For the team working on these innovations, the future has already arrived. When we hear the … Read more
On the third day after fertilization, when the embryo is composed of only 8 cells, an essential phase takes place: compaction. The cells will move closer to each other, which causes a change in shape and will accompany the new division, increasing it from 8 to 16 cells. This stage is crucial for his development, … Read more
You are browsing the Radio-Canada website Go to main contentGo to the baseHelp for navigationStart of main content Start of content Arnaud Beaulieu and Justin Fréchette-Phung were among the participants in the competition.PHOTO: Radio-Canada / Perrine Bullant Published on May 16, 2024 Technoscience Mauricie, Centre-du-Québec, an organization whose mission is to promote careers in science, … Read more
The city of Durrës in Albania, with a rich history dating back to Illyrian times, has once again proven to be the site of primeval archaeological discoveries. Teams from the National Institute of Cultural Heritage of Albania, in cooperation with local academics, discovered during preventive excavations a 1600-year-old indoor Roman pool, revealed in the announcement … Read more
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Barely installed, the art installation has to deal with excesses and inappropriate behavior. Next to the famous Flatiron building in New York, a digital storefront has just opened in a large square in Dublin. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, residents of the two cities can communicate using a huge circular structure consisting … Read more
Georges-Louis Bouchez is the political guest of the presidential week on the columns of DH. For the president of the Republic of Moldova, “it is important to bring some rationality, science and objectivity back into the public debate. » A campaign interview looking back at the battles fought and to come. “If democracy no longer … Read more
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After new demonstrations by pro-Palestinian activists in front of Sciences Po Paris earlier this week, the police intervened to stop these gatherings. “Now the police quickly remove the blockades”, the student declares to JDD. Despite this, organizations such as Student Solidarity, the Palestine Committee and Students for Justice in Palestine continue to call for the … Read more
The impressive aurora is expected to light up the sky again on Saturday and Sunday, a consequence of an “extreme” solar storm that began to hit Earth at the start of the weekend, and is also sparking fears of disruptions to power and communications networks. This storm is caused by a series of mass ejections … Read more