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Saarland: expectations in the face of changeThe Strukturwandelreport 2026 measures residents’ perceptions. Its sectoral findings and national comparison call for separate readings.
Albania: an industrial step towards the EUOn 13 October, the EU and Albania provisionally closed the industrial chapter. This progress leaves follow-up and the remaining accession steps outstanding.
Gabriel Lippmann: light captured in memoryBorn in Hollerich, the physicist fixed colours in photographic plates. Their study still brings together optical research and museum work.
What fermentation changes on the plateBread, cheese or fava beans: research into fermentation connects practices, micro-organisms and the properties of food. The findings should be distinguished from the promises.
When a film becomes a novelKBR is making the collection of novelisations assembled by Jan Baetens available for consultation. In Brussels, these film adaptations are also becoming more visible in the catalogue.
TechEU: connecting capital with growthCapital, loans and intermediaries: the name TechEU covers different channels for growing businesses.
SHAPES: forms in dialogueAt Cercle Cité, art and mathematics meet. The project’s origins and its extensions offer several ways to approach the exhibition.
Biodiversity: counting species is not enoughA review of 423 studies examines the functions of biodiversity.
A correction must be visibleAP clarified its rules on AI in July. Its guidance, along with Reuters’ rules, also helps explain what a correction should give readers.
Clocks: comparing precisionA comparison of three atomic clocks in Boulder sheds light on preparations for a new definition of the second. Differences between measurements are part of the process.
Archives: searching in the right placeIn Meurthe-et-Moselle, family records are spread across several portals. The commune, period and history of the collections all help guide the search.
Space debris: seeing is not enoughThe ESA’s 2026 report points to more fragments that are difficult to identify. Radars, telescopes and impact traces shed light on different parts of the problem.