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Insulation and roofing panels being installed on a building site; illustrative photograph taken outside Luxembourg.Society · Nov 7, 2026Renovating in Luxembourg: the order of works starts with an overall assessmentIn Luxembourg, the order of an energy renovation is determined by looking at the home as a whole. An assessment, coordination between insulation and heating, and the stages of the Klimabonus scheme: useful pointers before starting work.A workstation with several screens, illustrating computer work.Technology · Nov 7, 2026Mouse Without Borders: PowerToys fixes pairing failuresPowerToys 0.102.3101.0 fixes pairing failures in Mouse Without Borders. The tool shares a keyboard and mouse between up to four PCs, but does not turn one of them into an extra screen.Memory modules on a motherboard, illustrating Windows security.Technology · Nov 7, 2026Windows 11: memory integrity also depends on driversWindows 11 is extending memory integrity to eligible PCs, but driver compatibility and user choices can make all the difference. Here’s where to check its status.Two screens displaying work interfaces, illustrative photograph.AI · Nov 6, 2026GPT-6.1 Terra: from analysing an image to working in softwareUnderstanding a photograph, finding a reference and taking action in software: Terra’s promises cover different tasks. Here’s how to assess them.A cyclist, a bus and cars on a street in Paris, illustrating how road space is shared.France · Nov 1, 2026Driving in the city: what the Avignon debate makes us measureMore direct journeys for some, more noise for others: the case of Avignon shows why a traffic plan must be assessed on more than congestion alone.A house beneath the snow in Yuzawa, in Niigata Prefecture, in February 2014. Illustrative photograph.Culture · Oct 27, 2026The Doll Shop: lived experience of Japan turned into an interactive storyAtelier Sentô turns memories of Niigata into a work of fiction blending romance and horror. Released on 12 October, the game differs from its former free prototype.Petri dishes showing bacterial antibiotic susceptibility tests; an illustrative archival scientific photograph, not an STI test.Health · Oct 27, 2026STIs without symptoms: choosing the right test, in Luxembourg tooWaiting for symptoms can mean a sexually transmitted infection goes unnoticed. Testing can detect what you cannot feel, provided the right samples are taken at the right time.A house spider on a sheet web surrounded by leaves.Nature and environment · Oct 26, 2026Should you put a spider back outside? The answer depends on its habitatSpiders found in a house do not all live there in the same way. Two natural history museums explain why one-size-fits-all advice is not enough.A jellyfish with purple patterns stands out against the blue water of an aquarium.Nature and environment · Oct 26, 2026Winter time: beneath the sea, animals follow different clocksOur clocks change, but the ocean does not. Yet fish, plankton and corals set their activity by the light, the tides, the Moon and the seasons.Two Xbox controllers, one blue and one black, resting on a light-coloured surface.Technology · Oct 26, 2026Final Fantasy Resonance: what you can discover in the demoA free first chapter, transferable save data and turn-based combat: what to check before discovering this Final Fantasy game.Close-up of the eraser of a red pencil tucked between the pages of a book.Books · Oct 25, 2026« Litté(ratures) créatives »: making a text appear by erasing wordsRaphaële Vidaling offers a blackout poetry notebook: keep some words, hide the others and compose on the page. A gesture to understand before picking up a felt-tip pen.A wooden bench with a backrest and one armrest, an illustrative photograph unrelated to the works at Mudam.Visual arts · Oct 25, 2026Mudam: three works that change the way we look at objectsA bench to sit on, a coin given to a visitor by the museum, a chapel with unexpected stained glass: Andrea Blum, Bill Woodrow and Wim Delvoye illuminate three approaches to contemporary art.
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