“Duns” of male-female equality among mathematics teacher-researchers
France, which tops math awards, is the worst student when it comes to gender equality among its researchers. With less than 25% women among teacher-researchers in universities and research institutes,…
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James Webb reveals a large hourglass of dust around a young star
The James Webb Space Telescope on Wednesday revealed new images of a large bell-shaped dust cloud surrounding a forming star. Published yesterday at 2:12 pm. These hitherto hidden orange and…
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James Webb released a giant hourglass of dust around a young star
The James Webb Space Telescope on Wednesday revealed new images of a large bell-shaped dust cloud surrounding a forming star. • Read more: Bigger than ever: See new ‘Pillars of…
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The first mass extinction was not what we thought
It is an invention Science It can upset many things: step A message studyThere will be a sixth Mass destruction On that day Earth, which would have happened before everyone…
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Warm start to winter: Big season in perspective
Cannon start Can November set the tone for winter? Early in the season, if snowstorms follow each other at a frantic pace, the result can be fatal. Our expert noted…
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Here’s how to better respect your biological clock to stay healthy – evening edition Ouest-France
Anouk CHARLOT, PhD Student and Joffrey ZOLL, MCU-PH in Physiology, Faculty of Medicine, (University of Strasbourg) Circadian rhythms are essential for the proper functioning of our metabolism. If working hours…
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Why Weather Is So Important to Launching a Rocket to the Moon
Postponed three times, the launch of a NASA rocket was supposed to mark the first step toward Americans returning to the moon. But Wednesday’s launch attempt is subject to weather…
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Unprecedented discovery of 260-million-year-old fossil lake with abundant biodiversity in South Africa – Release
Paleontology Article reserved for subscribers Scientists have discovered a paleolake including well-preserved fossils of plants and insects. His study reveals incredible biodiversity and will help better understand climate change. Unheard…
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Balance disorders under the eye of NASA
Nomi, 39, bravely steps forward. The young woman places her heel on the tip of the opposite foot and walks step by step along a line drawn on the floor….
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Do pretty students get better grades than others?
To come to this conclusion, the professor based himself on the results obtained by five cohorts of first- and second-year industrial engineering students at Lund University. He classified courses in…
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