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What nanoparticles do to our cells
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11.16.2022 |
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Chemistry
During the past few years, nanoparticles have been increasingly present in our everyday lives. To gain a better understanding of their health impacts, several studies have focused on the effects they have on our bodies and cells.
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20 science pictures to catch your eye
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11.10.2022 |
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Photography
The 2022 edition of the LPPI “Proof in Images” competition is here. Discover these winning photos from research, organised by the CNRS with Acfas, its Canadian partner. You can vote for your favourite photo until November 30.
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Unprecedented cosmic explosion
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10.30.2022 |
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astrophysics The astrophysicist Jean-Luc Atteia explains why the exceptional gamma-ray burst detected in early October could dramatically change what we know about supernovae and black holes.
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Ten samples that have marked the history of chemistry
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11.21.2022 |
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Chemistry Nestled at the heart of the French national museum of natural history (MNHN) in Paris, the Communication Molecules and Micro-Organism Adaptation (MCAM) laboratory, a joint CNRS-MNHN unit, is home to some precious samples. Over a century old, they have just been cleaned and inventoried by the... |
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Science fiction throws light on the present
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11.17.2022 |
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Literature From robot rebellions to climate apocalypses, science fiction envisions the consequences of our actions and societal choices in a more or less near – and often discomforting – future. In so doing it contributes to the debates on contemporary issues.
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