Science & Technology

Global Disinformation: From Southeast Asia to Latin America, the Systemic Approaches That Work

En 2026, 64% des citoyens d'Asie du Sud-Est sont confrontés de manière régulière à la désinformation en ligne [1]. Ce chiffre, issu de rapports régionaux, ne représente qu'une facette d'un phénomène g

Mouse Brains Frozen at -196°C Successfully Revived: A World First

China Approves the World's First Therapeutic Brain Chip

The First Personalized Gene Editing Treatment in an Infant

On February 25, 2025, a seven-month-old infant named KJ received the first infusion of a treatment designed specifically for him—and for him alone—at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP). Not a mass-produced drug, nor a standardized protocol: a gene editing therapy manufactured in six mont

Reprogrammed Brain Cells Combat Alzheimer's Plaques

Alzheimer's disease, affecting over 55 million people worldwide, is primarily characterized by the accumulation of beta-amyloid protein plaques in the brain. These deposits lead to progressive neuronal damage and cognitive decline. Despite decades of research, therapeutic options remain limited, and

Dopamine: The End of the Pleasure Molecule Myth?

Long considered merely the "pleasure molecule," dopamine is now at the center of a paradigm shift in neuroscience. Recent research, particularly that conducted between 2024 and 2026, reveals a far more complex agent, acting as the primary regulator of our motivation and learning processes.

Has CERN Unlocked the Secrets of the Force That Constitutes Us?

_**Title: Has CERN Unlocked the Secrets of the Force That Constitutes Us?**_

Humanoid Robots in 2026: Where Do We Really Stand?

The year 2026 marks a turning point for humanoid robotics. Driven by AI and mechatronics, human-shaped robots are leaving laboratories for factories, with a race for mass production underway by Tesla, Unitree, and others.

Quantum Computing Emerges from the Labs: A Global Technological Acceleration

In 2026, quantum computing is producing its first concrete results. Google, IBM, IonQ, and PsiQuantum are competing in advances, while pharma, finance, and materials science begin to benefit.

The Moon in 2026: A New Era of Exploration Has Begun

More than half a century after Apollo, a new race to the Moon is underway. Artemis, Chang'e, Chandrayaan: from superpowers to emerging space nations, the contours of a lasting human presence are taking shape.

AI and Robots Are Accelerating Biological Research

Last December, Pacific Northwest National Labs invested $47 million in an autonomous laboratory with 97 robots, marking a decisive step toward an era where AI and robotics compress years of biological research into months.