The result of scientific work carried out over the last 3 years by teams from the Nancy CHRU (Centre d’Investigation Clinique – Plurithématique) and Loria, e’VM is a new tool for predicting the risk of heart failure.
The educational community will pay tribute to Samuel Paty, the history teacher at a middle school in Conflans-Sainte-Honorine (Yvelines) murdered on October 16, 2020. An opportunity to remind students of the principle of secularism.
Three laureates share the Nobel Prize in Physics this year for their studies of chaotic and apparently random phenomena.
Some people refer to Milgram’s experiment in relation to the societal situation we find ourselves in today, but what exactly are they referring to ?
An innovative Nancy-based company, Harmonic Pharma, is working on repositioning existing drugs to treat Covid-19. Several molecules have already been selected. Explanations with Dr Sinan Karaboga.
January 22nd is the historic day of Franco-German friendship, the date of the signing of the Elysée Treaty and the Treaty of Aachen in 2019.
29,007 school principals (out of 45,500) participated in the consultation conducted from November 13 to December 1, 2019 at the initiative of the Ministry.
The students of the Bac Pro section and their teachers cooked a gastronomic meal as part of their studies. Others prepared the rooms of the Hotel d’application Botanique. Let’s go!
In charge of occupational health reform for the CFDT, visited the laboratories of the only research centre dedicated to accident prevention.
Moselle academics grouped within a Charlemagne Collective are calling for the creation of a new university in Lorraine-Nord.
Charlemagne: A mutiny by Moselle academics
On Monday, December 9 at 2pm, at the premises of the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Industries Chimiques – Ensic (Amphi A), the University of Lorraine and the company Econick invited the elected representatives to present their innovative and ecological metallurgical sector that has emerged in Lorraine.
Simple and inexpensive gene-editing technology such as CRISPR has made the creation of genetically modified organisms much easier. But could nature still keep the upper hand?
