Depression

Depression is believed to be a genetic disorder

La dépression serait-elle une maladie génétique ? C’est en tout cas la thèse que les spécialistes soupçonnaient depuis longtemps mais qui vient d’être renforcée par la publication d’une importante étude publiée dans la revue Nature Genetics.   Cette vaste étude dite « pangénomique », englobe plus de 121 000 personnes qui

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North Sense

Avec cet implant, vous ne perdrez plus le nord

Certains d’entre nous ont un sens de l’orientation si peu développé qu’ils sont capables de se perdre au fond de leur jardin. Pourtant, chez certaines espèces animales le sens de l’orientation est une condition de survie. Dotées d’une véritable boussole intégrée, ces espèces sont en mesure de retrouver le nord

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lively festival

For a sustainable future?

To show and discuss the industrialization of living things. Such is the ambition of the dynamic of the Living Festival which takes place on 15-16-17 September 2016 on the campus of the University Paris Diderot. This event is the culmination of the French section of the European Synenergene programme, dedicated to the biology of

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Genetically modified plant

Genetically modifying a plant is not harmless.

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Currently, several new genetic modification techniques are being discussed to determine whether or not the products derived from them will be regulated as transgenic GMOs. This article by Eric Meunier of the journal inf'OGM allows us to understand some of the potential risks associated with the mere introduction of transgenic GMOs.

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Genetically modified plant

Genetically modifying a plant is not harmless.

Currently, several new genetic modification techniques are being discussed to determine whether or not the products derived from them will be regulated as transgenic GMOs. This article by Eric Meunier of the journal inf'OGM allows us to understand some of the potential risks associated with the mere introduction of transgenic GMOs.

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e-skin

e-Skin: soon we will be connected on the skin

La technologie peut se révéler fâcheuse. Nos poches s’alourdissent de smartphones de plus en plus gros au point de devenir difficiles à extirper lorsque nous sommes pressés. Et jusqu’à présent, les tentatives de rendre nos appareils plus facilement accessibles avec des montres connectées ont échoué. Mais qu’arriverait-il si une partie

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nanomaterials

Nanomaterials in the automotive industry: what advantages, what uncertainties, what promises?

Nanomaterials and nanoproducts are widely used in automotive transportation. Firstly for the manufacture of tyres (carbon black, silica, nanostructured materials), for the reinforcement of mechanical parts and joints by means of nanocomposites, but also for the lightening of chassis and passenger compartments, or to increase the autonomy of batteries,

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Nanotechnologies

Nanotechnology in our everyday products

As early as the early 2000s, the development of functions and applications using nanotechnology in our daily lives was foreseen. Digital, mobility, housing, health and well-being, energy, environment, leisure and culture, safety, food, etc. All sectors are concerned. Today, innovation is "driven" by uses. The challenge is therefore

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Heart

This bionic heart patch could replace the pacemakers

Au cours des dernières décennies, les scientifiques et les médecins ont réalisé des progrès considérables dans le traitement des maladies cardiaques et en particulier dans la mise au point de « patchs cardiaques » issus de l’ingénierie tissulaire qui pourraient réparer le muscle cardiaque endommagé par un infarctus. Une avancée nouvelle pourrait

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electromagnetic waves

The waves would have an impact on children's cognitive functions...

Les ondes électromagnétiques émises par les téléphones portables, les tablettes tactiles ou les jouets connectés peuvent avoir des effets sur les fonctions cognitives – mémoire, attention, coordination – des enfants, indique vendredi un rapport de l’Agence sanitaire française (Anses).   Les experts, qui recommandent de limiter l’exposition des jeunes populations, ont

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biomimicry

Biomimicry: nature is 4 billion years of R&D

The entire community of biomimicry players, as well as the curious and those who want to discover how the world is changing, met in Senlis on 1 and 2 July, under the auspices of Ceebios, France's leading development centre for this cutting-edge sector. Biomimicry at the forefront

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patent l'inhuman

Patenting the inhuman

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Patent the inhuman. It is the human who takes the initiative, today, yesterday and the day before yesterday. Today, the Islamic state uses the most sophisticated information technology to recruit idle, senseless young people to commit atrocities. Isn't playing ball with decapitated heads, crucifying, enjoyable and worthy of being broadcast?

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biomim'expo

Biomimicry exposed for the first time

Biomim'expo will take place on July 1st and 2nd. For the first time, the project is launched to gather on the site of Ceebios in Senlis all the actors who are interested, or already working, in bio-inspired approaches. For a great participative and collective meeting around biomimicry, in a hybrid atmosphere between universities and research centres.

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Nanoga

Nanotechnology to fight against counterfeiters

Forty million "fake" watches are produced each year in the world, compared to 30 million "real" Swiss watches, according to figures from the Federation of the Swiss Watch Industry. It was in observing this alarming observation that the Swiss startup Nanoga came up with the idea of making "fake" watches more affordable.

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