At a time when a great deal of erroneous or approximate information on major scientific issues is circulating on the internet, the Académie des sciences has chosen to make available a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) to provide reliable, rigorous and accessible insig
We went to meet the prizewinners, as well as Bing-Yu Chen, Vice-Minister of Taiwan's National Science and Technology Council, who emphasized the importance of this prize in scientific cooperation between France and Taiwan.
At a time when the dissemination of knowledge is undermined by an unbalanced economic model, the Académie des Sciences and the CNRS have signed a co-publishing agreement to develop a diamond open-access scientific publication model, free of charge for authors and rea
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