Fire monsters under surveillance
Satellites, drones, artificial intelligence and homemade sensors: any way you can to keep an eye on volcanoes. Because it's time to take this threat seriously.The fish that had fingers
Examination of Elpistostege, a fascinating fossil fish found in Gaspésie, reveals that its fins contained fingers. This information blurs the boundary between fish and terrestrial vertebrates...The tiny forgotten ones
Beware, warn microbiologists, we're overlooking a key element in climate change: microorganisms!A silent enemy
Haiti is battling against a poison lurking in the shadows: aflatoxins, which contaminate peanuts in particular.Augmented scientists
Automating the discovery of materials: that's what chemistry, robotics and computer science buffs are proposing to speed up science.The cabinet of curiosities
Researchers who love ’agar art« create works of art using living matter.Molecular scissors to recycle tires
Devulcanization. The process is not designed to assimilate Vulcans, but to reuse old tires.A blue-blooded animal bled white
Can we stop using horseshoe crab blood to test the safety of injectable drugs?The chemistry of semi-permanent tattooing
What's the secret behind genipin, a colorless substance that turns the skin blue for two weeks?The hard lessons of COVID-19
The pandemic has put the spotlight on the failings of the healthcare system. Analysis begins.Featured researcher: work is health?
Caroline Duchaine's work sheds new light on this adage popularized by thesinger Henri Salvador.