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Lung cancer: understanding the progress made in two targeted trialsTwo trials published on 24 and 25 October 2026 report survival gains in well-defined lung cancers.
Can AI replicate itself on connected devices? Anthropic’s test explainedA model distributed across fifteen Android TV boxes, followed by a deployment orchestrated across eight cloud machines: the experiments published by Anthropic on 12 October 2026 explore a concrete cybersecurity question.
Parkinson’s: what AI looks for in a pen’s movementsThe line drawn is only part of the information. The pen’s speed, pressure and changes of direction also provide information about the movement.
After the menopause, the ovaries remain a tissue undergoing changeOvulation stops, but ovarian tissue continues to change.
The Starry Night: when astronomers reread Van Gogh’s skyVenus, a crescent Moon and a group of stars: astronomers have searched the sky painted by Van Gogh for positions comparable to those in a real sky.
From restaurants to daily bread: two food-focused career changes in ArdècheOne left restaurant kitchens to open a bakery and patisserie; the others left research to take over a café, restaurant and grocery shop.
Alcohol and sex: when desire and the body fall out of syncFeeling freer in your actions and less receptive to sensations can happen during the same evening.
Françoise Dolto: a new biography revisits her legacyA biography of Françoise Dolto by Emmanuelle Loyer is published on 29 October. Her influence on childhood, her media profile and contemporary criticism are put into context.
Athenian democracy: choosing leaders is not enoughAn essay by Vincent Azoulay sheds new light on the control of elites. Research into sortition also invites us to distinguish political rights from actual participation.
Why the cold can make you need to urinate more oftenVasoconstriction, the kidneys, vasopressin: cold-induced diuresis has several mechanisms. It should not obscure other causes of frequent urination.
Creatine: what science confirms for muscles, and what remains uncertain for the brainStrength, intense exercise, memory: not all the effects attributed to creatine are supported by the same level of evidence. A look at the views of the NIH and EFSA, and European rules.
House sparrow: why its chirping is becoming rarer in some citiesEurope lost around half of its house sparrows between 1980 and 2017. What do these figures really tell us, and how should we interpret the counts from Luxembourg gardens in 2020 and 2025?