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Volunteers caring for streamsIn Rhineland-Palatinate, Bachpaten monitor waterways alongside local authorities. The 2026 gatherings shed light on a commitment that goes beyond cleaning up riverbanks.
Turin: the Race doesn’t tell the whole storyA favourable position does not mean qualification is secured. In Turin, the group format changes how results are then interpreted.
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.
Arlon: what the posters tell usAt the Musée Gaspar, more than forty posters shed light on the messages addressed to the town. The exhibition can also be read through its printers, its intended audiences and the traces it leaves behind.
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.
The words that make the film visibleThree audio description teams explain their choices in writing, reviewing and sound. Their shared challenge: to convey the image without overwhelming the film.
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.
F1: from the clock to the gridElimination in Q1, a hindered lap, a penalty or a pit-lane start: qualifying measures speed, but does not always determine the starting order.
Subtitles: words in time with the seriesReading time, cuts and consistency between episodes: Netflix’s guidelines reveal the decisions behind the words displayed on screen.
Brusselmans at BozarIn Brussels, the retrospective revisits the lost sets of Erwartung. Kristof Santy offers a new interpretation of them, on show until 31 January 2027.
Building with what already existsFrom 15 to 18 October, France’s National Architecture Days put rehabilitation in the spotlight. An invitation to take a look at what happens to buildings.