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Dépression, addiction, anxiété de fin de vie... Les psychédéliques auraient des propriétés thérapeutiques étonnantes dans certains contextes, et sont de plus en plus étudiés. Interview de la psychiatre Lucie Berkovitch, pilote d’un essai clinique au Centre Hospitalier Sainte-Anne à Paris.
We all carry foreign cells within us since our birth: during pregnancy, fetal and maternal cells exchange and persist in our bodies. This is called “microchimerism”.
Blue planet, Earth? If we observe our planet from the point of view of the space accessible to life, it is predominantly black. Beneath the surface, in the abyss, curious life forms evolve, reminiscent of... “extraterrestrials”.
The Dunkirk site of ArcelorMittal, the largest French emitter of pollutants, hosted a pilot project for solvent-based CO2 capture. Explanations on site and in pictures.
Robots equipped with artificial intelligence to support children with autism spectrum disorder: the idea only seems far-fetched at first glance. Because these robots are proving to be valuable mediators with educators.
Physical activity has beneficial effects on health and can now be prescribed by doctors. But is this enough for them to have the reflex and for patients to permanently change their lifestyle habits?
It’s the event of the year: the Paris games! Behind the scenes, how do top athletes prepare for it? And what do we know about the parameters that achieve performance? Mathieu Thomas, a high-level badminton athlete, takes us into his daily life.
30°C at the Doha Athletics Worlds, 35°C during the last Olympic Games in Tokyo. All over the world, athletes face exponential temperatures. How do they understand global warming? Can they avoid a decline in their performance? Report from CREPS in Montpellier.
Selected for the national climbing team at the age of 14, young champion Victor Guillermin observes a climbing wall full of sensors. Preview, what does it change?
The video games sector is not immune to the trend for generative artificial intelligence. Thanks to it, characters become more talkative, expressive and interactive... at a lower cost. Enough to arouse the enthusiasm of development studios.
Immense sheets of brown algae drifting in the ocean wash up on the beaches of Guadeloupe. Called sargassum, the Caribbean coasts have been confronted with their proliferation for ten years.
As the United States announces a major breakthrough in the field of nuclear fusion on December 14, 2022, we take a look back at the work carried out in France at Cadarache with the international ITER collaboration.
