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With Amour, Esther Abrami puts her own suite at the heart of the albumReleased on 9 October 2026, Amour brings together an original suite in nine movements and rearranged works. An introduction to the project and its collaborations.
She Sings: Soyeon Park distils five operatic figures into miniaturesOlympia, Violetta, Gilda, Musetta and Lucia lend their names to five short pieces for soprano and four instruments. A cycle recorded in 2024, to discover through its concept and references.
Melanoma: what the benefit of the personalised intismeran vaccine measuresA phase 3 trial shows a gain in recurrence-free survival after surgery. The results relate to high-risk melanomas and do not yet prove that patients live longer.
Moulin: choosing a story that stays close to the Resistance fighterAhead of its French release on 28 October, László Nemes explains his choice to focus the story on Jean Moulin’s final days. An introduction to the project and historical context.
Houseplants: prepare wick watering before you go awayA wick can connect the potting compost to a water reservoir. The system should be tested before you leave and adapted to each pot: neither a lack nor an excess of water disappears automatically.
Asters and Japanese anemones: choosing the right spot in the gardenBefore pairing these perennials for their colours, consider their light requirements, soil moisture and the space they will need. Planting in autumn also prepares the garden for the seasons ahead.
Insurance in France: understanding how riot risk is fundedThe French system distinguishes between funding by insurers, European authorisation and regulatory implementation. For a claim, the cover in the policy remains decisive.
France: what the Senate voted on removing content that calls for violenceThe “vandals-pay” bill would extend the administrative removal of certain online content. The text adopted at first reading remains a bill, with the proportionality of the restrictions at stake.
The carbon footprint of the wealthiest: what the capital footprint measuresOxfam cites an estimate of 249 tonnes of CO₂e for the capital held by the wealthiest 1% in France. This figure for 2022 sheds light on who owns the activities that generate emissions.
At Versailles, adapting heritage to the climate begins with observationHeat, humidity, drought: the palace and its gardens do not call for the same responses. Monitoring collections and biodiversity helps guide interventions.
Information fatigue: what the 2026 surveys measureFeeling fatigued, taking voluntary breaks and avoiding the news are not the same thing. French and international surveys help explain these differences, without making a medical diagnosis.
Living neurons and computing: what the CL1 prototype shows in SingaporeTwenty units combining cells and electronics were presented in Singapore in August 2026. The prototype opens up a field for experimentation; it does not demonstrate general superiority over AI systems.