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Bleached corals: why contact with a healthy clone speeds up their recoveryAn experiment at Stanford enabled five bleached fragments to recover through contact with genetically identical corals. The results are promising, but still limited to the laboratory.
Galileo: how Europe is preparing a new generation of satellitesESA has tested the reprogrammable brain of future Galileo satellites. To understand this innovation, we look at how Europe’s GPS works, its clocks, uses and planned developments.
After the vote, keeping the committee activeSecondary school pupils elect their representatives from 26 to 30 October. Between the classroom, the committee and the CNEL, several channels allow them to put forward their requests.
Heringer Millen: what the mill and the forest tell us about the MullerthalA stream that turned millstones, fortified hills, heathland that became forest: around Heringer Millen, the landscape preserves traces of several different uses.
Health, beyond biologyIn France, a themed year brings research and schools closer together. Field measurements and analysis of information open up the subject to several disciplines.
Places to get togetherThe Jugendpakt provides for places to meet. The youth report calls for online and offline relationships to be considered together.
Sophie Adenot, from cockpit to orbitBack from her mission, the test pilot embodies a technical profession. Her career and the protocols prepared for εpsilon shed light on its demands.
Heritage: preserving a changing cityAfter the sectoral meetings on 16 October, three practical questions: understanding what lies underground, transforming buildings and documenting the objects to be protected.
Secondary school pupils: photographing statisticsThe 2026–2027 competition combines data research with photographic creativity. Entries are open in Luxembourg.
Nora Feyder: fourteen generations, a farm to pass on and a global distinctionHonoured by the FAO in 2026, Nora Feyder is preparing to take over a family farm with a history spanning fourteen generations. Her story sheds light on the challenges facing young farmers in Luxembourg.
Solar Orbiter: tracing the origin of the solar windSolar Orbiter has linked a magnetic deformation observed in the solar wind to its source on the Sun. The discovery sheds light on magnetic reconnection and space storms.
Renoir: two paintings recovered, examined before their return to the museumTwo Renoir paintings stolen from Cagnes-sur-Mer in September 2026 have been recovered and entrusted to the CICRP. Their history, MNR status and scientific examinations explained.