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Southern Ocean Saltier, Hotter and Losing Ice Fast as Decades-Long Trend Unexpectedly Reverses
NASA · Antarctica

Southern Ocean Saltier, Hotter and Losing Ice Fast as Decades-Long Trend Unexpectedly Reverses

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Researchers have discovered a dramatic and unexpected shift in the Southern Ocean, with surface water salinity rising and sea ice in steep decline.See the Story
The Melting of Glaciers Will Impact to Belgium
Belgium · Belgium

The Melting of Glaciers Will Impact to Belgium

Good news: a large part of the glaciers can still be saved. If global warming is limited to 1.5°C compared to pre-industrial values, as foreseen in the Paris Agreement, it is possible to preserve more than half the mass of glaciers in the world. On the other hand, if we remain on the trajectory of current climate policies leading to about 2.7°C of warming, only a little more than a quarter will remain. This is one of the conclusions of a very la…Read Article
Libx-A401, the Compound that Could Change the Face of Alzheimer, Parkinson and some Cancers
Alzheimer's Disease · Walloon Brabant

Libx-A401, the Compound that Could Change the Face of Alzheimer, Parkinson and some Cancers

What if one could prevent the mechanism of cell death involved in certain neuropathologies? This is the bet raised by researchers at the University of Lille and the UCL Louvain. They have developed a new compound capable of protecting the cells of ferroptosis, a type of cell death identified about ten years ago and associated with Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson's disease. The discovery was carried out as part of the doctorate of Darius Mazhar…Read Article

How to Better Evaluate Scientific Research

In other words, how can we better assess the attractiveness of deposited basic research projects for funding or promotion for a scientist? It is obviously not easy to answer such questions. However, several teams from all the universities of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation have embarked on the exercise. These researchers have worked in particular on a reform of the evaluation of research in the framework of the CoaRA (Coalition for Advancing Re…Walloon Region · Walloon RegionRead Article

The Universe Like You've Never Seen Before!

Five years after its inauguration, the Astronomical Observatory of the University of Namur (UNamur) is enriched by a new set unique in Belgium: a 28 cm diameter Schmidt-Ackermann astrograph with a 62-megapixel full-color camera. These exceptional instruments will provide the public with an unrivalled immersive educational experience in the Walloon Region. An exceptional telescope After the preparation phase started in February 2025, the new tele…Inauguration · NamurRead Article

Psychology Optimizes the Well-Being and Mental Health of Athletes

The psychological dimension plays an essential role in sports performance. More than physical training, technique or tactics. Educated in sports psychology at the University of Gainesville in Florida, the doctor in physical education Philippe Godin publishes "Equilibrium and performance – L'appropriation de la psychologie dans le sport" in the editions Les 3 columns. Sportsmen, coaches, students in psychology This book is intended for athletes. …Gainesville, Florida · GainesvilleRead Article

Pre-Columbian Grimace, Bike Path, Plant Growth in the City, Turtle scales...

The cycle paths separated from road traffic are the most attractive for candidates for soft mobility.Belgium · BelgiumRead Article

Greenland: lost drill hole found after 33 years

18.06.2025 - An international scientific team, including researchers from the Université Libre de Bruxelles led by François Fripiat, have successfully located an old borehole drilled in 1992 at the top of the Greenland ice cap. Buried under five metres of snow that had accumulated over three decades, the 10-centimetre diameter hole had become difficult to locate. Its rediscovery has enabled the EuGreenland · GreenlandSee the Story

Museum L Celebrates 600 Years of the University of Leuven

Three separate spaces of the L Museum have been set in tune with the 600th anniversary of the University of Leuven. A treat! The main room takes the form of a temporary exhibition that invites the visitor to discover a strange apartment. It is, of course, neither a kot for a student nor the accommodation of one or the other scientist in post at the University. The apartment in question here is an allegorical scenography. His visit makes the curi…Leuven · LeuvenRead Article

ESA's Proba-3 Creates First Artificial Solar Eclipse in Space

61% Center coverage: 125 sources
Science · FranceSee the Story

Parakeets, Plants, Heat Pumps and Hoovers: the Design Museum’s new display explores the boundaries between the artificial and natural world

Tomorrow the Design Museum opens Artificial, a thought-provoking new display showcasing innovative responses to the climate crisis. Presented by Future Observatory in partnership with the UKRI Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC), the free display explores the perceived boundary between what is ‘natural’ and what is made by humans, finding that the two are in fact intricately [...] The post Parakeets, Plants, Heat Pumps and Hoovers: the D…London, England · LondonSee the Story

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