Robert Proctor, historien des sciences : « Nous vivons un âge d’or de l’ignorance »

10 March 2025 / Comments Off on Robert Proctor, historien des sciences : « Nous vivons un âge d’or de l’ignorance »

In an era characterized by an unprecedented flow of information, one might assume that enlightenment and knowledge are at our fingertips. Yet, as historian of science Robert Proctor compellingly argues, we find ourselves navigating a paradoxical landscape: an Age of Ignorance. Through his incisive exploration of how misinformation and the misuse of scientific truths permeate…

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La mort d’Yvonne Choquet-Bruhat, pionnière des études sur les ondes gravitationnelles

5 March 2025 / Comments Off on La mort d’Yvonne Choquet-Bruhat, pionnière des études sur les ondes gravitationnelles

Yvonne Choquet-Bruhat, a trailblazer in gravitational wave studies, has passed away, leaving behind a legacy of groundbreaking insights. Her pioneering work not only advanced theoretical physics but also inspired generations of scientists to explore the universe’s mysteries.

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« Défendons les sciences face aux nouveaux obscurantismes »

5 March 2025 / Comments Off on « Défendons les sciences face aux nouveaux obscurantismes »

In an age where misinformation often overshadows facts, the call to “Defend the Sciences Against New Obscurantisms” resonates profoundly. We must champion critical thinking and evidence-based knowledge to preserve the integrity of scientific discourse in society.

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Ampère, génial touche-à-tout et stéréotype du savant distrait

5 March 2025 / Comments Off on Ampère, génial touche-à-tout et stéréotype du savant distrait

André-Marie Ampère, a brilliant polymath of the 19th century, embodies the archetype of the absent-minded scholar. His groundbreaking contributions to electromagnetism starkly contrast with his often distracted demeanor, showcasing the duality of genius.

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