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Comme des chercheurs
Traduit par Camille Ducoin. Sarah Stanley raconte comment Becky Parker a impliqué ses élèves dans la recherche en physique des particules qui se…
Profiles
La pile à bactéries: de l’électricité à partir de la levure
Traduit par Maurice A Casimir. Nous savons tous que l’on utilise la levure pour produire la bière et le pain – mais de l’électricité? Dean…
Biology, Chemistry
À la chasse aux astéroïdes
Traduit par Elodie Calas. Envie de sauver le monde ? Andy Newsam et Chris Leigh du National Schools' Observatory (Grande-Bretagne) présentent une…
Physics, Astronomy / space
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