Zeina Saleh Kayali’s artistic approach came from a long-standing but never realized wish of her father Samir Saleh, a great lawyer who had lived in London since the 1980s and kept coming back to the countryside to find Beit el-Tabaris. A family home in which the young woman was born and raised, a home initially … Read more
Every month we search the French and international press to offer you a selection of the most important, fun, surprising or simply very useful scientific and technological information! Here’s our roundup of the science and technology news that rocked or turned May upside down this month. And as always in our Best of Press, you’ll … Read more
Sanctified in Tokyo last summer, following the withdrawal of karate from the Olympic program, Steven Da Costa will not be able to defend his title in Paris 2024. A situation that could push him to switch to MMA. The French fighter confided in this desire and what is holding him back at the moment on … Read more
Artificial intelligences are constantly listening to us It’s a dream of sci-fi movies from the 70’s to the 2000’s now coming true. We can communicate with digital assistants, voices designed to help us, with which we can sometimes chat even if the chat is obviously limited. Siri, Google Home, Alexa… So many artificial intelligences that … Read more
The 5 brothers and sisters of the Gleizes family came to terms after finding one of the 33 existing specimens of the Grenoble 1968 Olympic flame in an old suitcase belonging to their late father. Donate them to the Musée dauphinois… while many are auctioning them off at exorbitant prices. €202,400. This is the price … Read more
This Tuesday, May 17, the House Subcommittee on Counterintelligence, Counterterrorism and Non-Proliferation held the first-ever public hearing on unidentified flying objects (UFOs) in 50 years, as the world was in the midst of the Cold War. Two senior US officials, Ronald Moultrie and Scott Bray, said sightings of such objects were increasing. UFOs are divided … Read more
Three well-known Parisian palaces – but whose names are still you – were soon to present La Maison de la Maille plaids, shawls, bedspreads and bed runners. You will join the already impressive list of big names in luxury hospitality who have chosen this young brand, including Le Crillon, the Terrass’ Hôtel in Paris and … Read more
According to the Atlantic Seal Science Task Force report commissioned by Fisheries and Oceans, the region has the highest concentration of gray seals in the world. This population was nearly 30 times larger in 2016 than it was in the 1960s. The number of harp seals almost quadrupled between 2019 and 1970. Yet demersal stocks … Read more
Whether it’s acne-prone skin or just a classic pimple, these blemishes disrupt our everyday lives and we tend to use too much makeup to hide them. What if we unveiled a pimple drying product that worked miraculously? Do you have doubts ? Our editors invite you to try the spot drying lotion that has been … Read more
Judith Lafaille Photo Credit: Screenshot – IRIC UMONTREAL “Cancer is a roommate you can’t pick up.” This colorful quote kicked off the University of Montreal’s Institute for Research in Immunology and Cancer (IRIC) Audace’s recent rendezvous, presented April 27 in the form of a lively online conference by actor André Robitaille. This light yet serious … Read more
