News round-up
1192 results
Update
Parenthood in research: the CNRS is leading the way
Issues linked to parenthood are increasingly featured in the media, particularly the impact of maternity leave on female researchers' careers. A…
Read more
Le Journal
Mechanobiology exerts creative pressure
Numerous cellular phenomena are guided by mechanical forces, such as embryonic development or the spread of metastases. These phenomena are the…
Discover
Press
CNRS at VivaTech 2024: basic research tackles the key challenges of tomorrow
CNRS, a driving force on the global innovation landscape, will participate in the VivaTech trade fair for the fifth time this…
Read more
Le Journal
Alexander Kuhn, the chemist who breaks the rules
The winner of the 2023 CNRS Silver Medal, Alexander Kuhn has marked the scientific community with his research in electrochemistry, which is of…
Discover
Multimedia
The future of museums depends on science
18 May is International Museum Day. This year’s theme, “Museums for Education, and Research,” underscores the pivotal role of cultural institutions…
Discover
Update
CNRS wins the European Gender Equality Prize in the "advanced" category
On May 15 in Brussels, CNRS was awarded the European Prize for Gender Equality in the "advanced" category. The award recognizes the CNRS's commitment…
Read more
Le Journal
Pharmacognosy brings nature to our medicine chests
Professor Mehdi Beniddir, both a researcher in chemistry and a pharmacist, explains how pharmacognosy makes it possible to develop new medicinal…
Discover
Update
"It's crucial to preserve the integrity of research while making sure researchers can freely express themselves".
The involvement of scientists in public debate has become a central issue. A conference-debate that aims to explore the many facets of this subject…
Read more
Press
Cell contraction drive the initial shaping of human embryos
Compaction in embryonic cells is an essential step in the normal development of the human embryo.
…
Read more