Conférence annulée : L'avenir des relations entre l'Arabie Saoudite et l'Europe

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L'Islam d'Arabie face au défi de la Modernité à l'horizon 2030 - Conférence par David Rigoulet-Roze

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L'Islam d'Arabie face au défi de la Modernité - Conférence par David Rigoulet-Roze

À la Faculté de Droit à Paris de M. David Rigoulet-Roze - Lundi 30 janvier 2017 / 18H00 - 20H00

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Quels défis pour le Royaume d'Arabie Saoudite à l'horizon 2030 - Conférence de David Rigoulet-Roze

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À la Faculté Libre de Droit, d’Économie et de Gestion (FACO), le 27 février de 18h30 à 20h30

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Les pays du Golfe dans la tourmente - Conférence par Mathieu Guidère

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Conférence à la Maison de la chimie à Paris de M. Mathieu Guidère - Lundi 30 janvier 2017 / 18H00 - 20H00

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20 juillet 2019

A Layer of ‘Aerogel’ Could Make Mars Habitable and Even Enable Life to Develop There

Transforming the red planet to support life has long been a dream of science fiction. Mars is now too cold to support life. Its atmosphere is also too thin to protect any living organisms from harmful radiation. But a new study suggests that local conditions could be changed using an inch of “aerogel,” a synthetic […]

The First Complete Brain Wiring Diagram of Any Species Is Here

For a humble, microscopic worm with only 302 neurons, C. elegans has had a lot of firsts. It was the first multicellular animal to have its whole genome sequenced. It was also the spark that lit the connectome fire—the revolutionary idea that mapping the entirety of connections among neurons will unveil secrets of our minds, […]

How Will We Store Three Septillion Bits of Data? Your Metabolome May Have the Answer

Thanks to the cloud, it’s hard to imagine that we’ll ever run out of data storage. But by 2040, we may be swarmed by three septillion bits of data, and Earth will run out of chip-grade silicon. According to one estimate, current data farms will last a century, if that. For the “big data” revolution […]

How Tech Can Help Curb Emissions by Planting 500 Billion New Trees

Trees are a low-tech, high-efficiency way to offset much of humankind’s negative impact on the climate. What’s even better, we have plenty of room for a lot more of them. A new study conducted by researchers at Switzerland’s ETH-Zürich, published in Science, details how Earth could support almost an additional billion hectares of trees without […]

The Poker-Playing AI That Beat the World’s Best Players

Poker is a powerful combination of strategy and intuition, something that’s made it the most iconic of card games and devilishly difficult for machines to master. Now an AI built by Facebook and Carnegie Mellon University has managed to beat top professionals in a multiplayer version of the game for the first time. Games have […]

This Chatbot has Over 660 Million Users—and It Wants to Be Their Best Friend

Your New Best Friend? Making a new friend is a complex business. You might begin with small talk: introductions, explorations. Perhaps you bond over something you have in common: shared tastes or interests. Gradually, you’ll open up more emotionally: telling your new friend personal stuff, coming to them with your problems. Maybe they become a […]