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Google étend sa boîte à outils scientifique, Science Journal, à un plus grand nombre d’utilisateurs avec son intégration à Google Drive. Cela permet aux étudiants, aux éducateurs et aux amateurs d’expériences de partager et de collaborer facilement sur leurs projets scientifiques. Science Journal est une application gratuite qui transforme les smartphones en laboratoires scientifiques portables. […]

La révolution scientifique s’intensifie avec Science Journal et Google Drive, qui démocratisent l’accès à la science et favorisent l’innovation. Une mine d’or pour les geeks Science Journal, une application mobile de Google, permet aux utilisateurs de transformer leurs smartphones en laboratoires scientifiques. Avec des capteurs intégrés, les appareils peuvent collecter et analyser des données sur

HIE-ISOLDE: 10 years, 10 highlights The HIE-ISOLDE accelerator in 2016. (Image: CERN) The Isotope Separator On-Line facility (ISOLDE) directs a proton beam from the Proton Synchrotron Booster (PSB) onto specially developed thick targets, producing low-energy beams of radioactive nuclei – those with too many or too few neutrons to be stable. These beams can be further

CERN accelerates medical applications CERN’s CLEAR facility investigates novel medical applications of electron beams and the resilience of electronics in space. A short walk away on the CERN site, MEDICIS is developing ways to produce a new generation of radioisotopes with potential applications in precision medicine and theragnostics. The five-year extensions to these unique and

Image: A team of astronomers has taken the sharpest-ever picture of the unexpected interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, using the crisp vision of the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope. ESA’s Planetary Defence Office responded promptly to the discovery of the comet, and has been tracking it since the beginning of July. Now, Hubble’s observations from space are allowing

A new piece in the matter–antimatter puzzle Update 16 July 2025 The paper ‘Observation of charge-parity symmetry breaking in baryon decays’ originally released on 21 March 2025 has been published today in the journal Nature.  Original press release Yesterday, at the annual Rencontres de Moriond conference taking place in La Thuile, Italy, the LHCb collaboration

A quantum leap for antimatter measurements In a breakthrough for antimatter research, the BASE collaboration at CERN has kept an antiproton – the antimatter counterpart of a proton – oscillating smoothly between two different quantum states for almost a minute while trapped. The achievement, reported in a paper published today in the journal Nature, marks the first demonstration of an antimatter quantum

Video: 00:00:43 Aside from sunlight, the Sun sends out a gusty stream of particles called the solar wind. The ESA-led Solar Orbiter mission is the first to capture on camera this wind flying out from the Sun in a twisting, whirling motion. The solar wind particles spiral outwards as if caught in a cyclone that extends

Peer-reviewed scientific journal articles are the bedrock of science. Each one represents the culmination of a substantial project, impartially checked for accuracy and relevance – a proud accomplishment for any science team.  The person who takes responsibility for writing the paper must inevitably and repeatedly  write, edit, and rewrite its content as they receive comments

Keith Koehler, chef des actualités du centre spatial de Wallops, joue un rôle crucial dans la transmission de l’information et le soutien de la mission de la NASA. **Des relations médiatiques cruciales** En tant que responsable des relations avec les médias, Koehler gère les interactions avec les journalistes du monde entier. Il s’assure que les