Les choses ne sont pas aussi terribles qu’elles en ont l’air.

Au Royaume-Uni, un essai clinique teste un petit appareil placé dans l’oreille qui stimule le nerf vague pendant les exercices du bras. Environ la moitié des survivants d’un AVC gardent une faiblesse durable. Les premiers résultats indiquent que ce traitement, simple, non invasif et pratiqué à domicile,

Un petit dispositif auriculaire soutient la rééducation après AVC

Un petit dispositif auriculaire soutient la rééducation après AVC

14 mars 2026

Heading layer

Un petit dispositif auriculaire soutient la rééducation après AVC

24 mai 2025

ChatGPT LEGO : concevez vos propres constructions

16 mai 2025

La Chine réduit ses émissions énergétiques grâce au virage vert

16 mai 2025

L’USDA rétablit ses pages web climatiques supprimées en février

After taking down webpages related to clean energy, conservation practices and other climate change-related topics, a lawsuit was filed by the Northeast Organic Farming Association of New York over access to government information. Three months later, the webpages are going back up.

16 mai 2025

France-Italie pulvérisent leurs records de production solaire

Electricity prices throughout Europe dropped significantly after France and Italy broke records for solar energy production the week of April 28. The decrease in prices and demand lasted through the week but were expected to rise following demand.

16 mai 2025

Écrans nouvelle génération : performances et écologie boostées

Researchers at the University of Surrey have discovered an advanced display screen technology for smartphones and smartwatches, tablets and even medical devices. With the potential to reduce production costs, the use of harmful waste and overall prove to be beneficial for the environment, the new technology will be presented at a conference in California in May.

16 mai 2025

Un gecko, auparavant considéré comme éteint, réapparaît dans un désert d’Afrique du Sud

A species of lizard first spotted in 1991 and categorized as “lost” for the past 30 years has reappeared in South Africa. Research duo Darren Pietersen and John Davies returned to the site where the lizard was originally discovered and came across it again.

16 mai 2025

L’importance de l’art et de la créativité en tant que leviers de changement

In the face of change and political turmoil, investing in art and fostering creativity can lead to a sense of community, strengthen the economy and provide a sense of belonging to many.

10 mai 2025

Le réseau électrique australien produit 43 % d’énergies renouvelables

In Q1 2025, 43% of the renewable energy across the Australian Capital Territory was produced from the main power grid in Australia. Generated between the months of January and March, renewables will continue to be positive for the wholesale electricity market, making the market clearner and more reliable.

10 mai 2025

Une conférence mobilise 9,1 milliards de dollars pour la protection des océans

The annual, global ocean conservation conference titled "Our Ocean, Our Action" took place from April 28th to April 30th in South Korea, with leaders from across the globe committing 9.1 billion to ocean conservation and restoration efforts.

10 mai 2025

La Suisse transforme des voies ferrées en centrale solaire

A technology start-up in Switzerland was recently given approval to place solar panels on a stretch of railway tracks operated by transN.The solar panels can be used to power the trains themselves or to power the signs, stations and signals along the train's path.

10 mai 2025

Les cantines scolaires espagnoles remplacent les aliments gras par des légumes frais pour combattre l’obésité infantile

Cafeterias in Spain are making an effort to adjust their menus amidst concerns raised about the correlation between health disparities and socioeconomic status, the decree comes into effect with the hopes of curbing said disparity among low-income families.

10 mai 2025

ProxiCycle protège les cyclistes des dangers

An app designed by a team at the University of Washington notifies cyclists when a car gets within four feet of them, with the goal of preventing collisions and allow for an easier riding experience. A sensor on the bike's handlebars sends a signal to the cyclist's phone, allowing them to react accordingly and choose an appropriate route to take.

10 mai 2025

Un journal brésilien offre un sens de l’utilité à ses lecteurs

Boca de Rua, a print newspaper based out of Porto Alegre, has been providing individuals on the margins with a voice for 25 years. With the majority of the staff members suffering from poverty or houselesness, meetings are held weekly and staff are involved in the whole process - from writing articles to selling papers on the streets.

2 mai 2025

Un médecin de Lagos comble le fossé entre les soins de santé et les communautés mal desservies

At a market in Lagos, Dr. Yetunde Ayo-Oyalowo is bringing medical care to underrepresented communities - specifically traders who often ignore their health issues in order to grow business. Ayo-Oyalowo has reached more than 400,000 patients, offering healthcare screenings, consultations and treatment for minor injuries.

2 mai 2025

Le plus grand navire électrique au monde a quitté le port tasmanien, marquant une étape clé pour la transition écologique maritime

The largest electrical ship in the world, named China Zorilla after the famous Uruguayan actress, launched out of Tasmania this week with plans to travel between Argentina and Uruguay. The ship is battery powered and four times larger than any other maritime system that presently exists, marking a significant milestone in sustainability.

2 mai 2025

Une étude révèle les effets positifs des bandes de fleurs sauvages sur la croissance des cultures et la biodiversité

A scientific study taken over the span of two years revealed that planting strips of wildflowers in agricultural fields could lead to positive long-term effects on the crops. Mainly serving as a natural pest control, this new technique could reduce farmers' planting and maintenance costs as well as lead to biodiversity.

2 mai 2025

Renforcement de la sécurité énergétique grâce à la transition loin des énergies fossiles

According to a recent study, decarbonization could increase carbon security in most countries. Despite being one of the largest fossil fuel reserves in the world, the United States would hugely benefit from acquiring new trading partners and prioritizing clean energy by 2060.

2 mai 2025

Un dispositif portable capable de détecter des drogues sensibles

A device to detect dangerous drugs has been designed and manufactured by the University of Bath in the United Kingdom. The device, which is portable, can reveal the specific concentration and substance of ingredients, with the goal of its usage being to reduce the harm drugs cause and gain a better understanding of their ingredients.