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René Goscinny and Morris present a Lucky Luke album in Amsterdam.Books · Nov 11, 2026Lucky Luke at 80: how a hero spans generationsAt 80, Lucky Luke remains a recognisable hero, but his albums change hands and subject matter. “Saint Lucky Luke” shows how a series can renew itself without confusing continuity with repetition.A pregnant woman in a red dress sits in the grass.Fashion · Nov 11, 2026Maternity fashion: how an adaptable garment accommodates changes in the bodyFrom a shirt with a box pleat to garments described as wearable after childbirth, Rosalba Collection is betting on adaptable cuts. What does this promise mean in practice?Two women talking during a job interview.Jobs · Nov 11, 2026Job vacancies in Luxembourg: what the language requirements really tell usA job advert in French does not always reveal which other languages are expected. Luxsearch’s figures distinguish between requirements declared to ADEM and languages explicitly mentioned in adverts, with wide differences by occupation and region.The auditorium of the Théâtre du Châtelet in ParisPerforming arts · Nov 11, 2026“Les Misérables”: how a French adaptation conquered stages around the worldFirst staged in Paris in 1980 and then reworked for London in 1985, the musical “Les Misérables” returns to the Châtelet from 11 November 2026 to 10 January 2027. A look back at the stages that turned a French adaptation into an international success.Portrait of the writer Faïza GuèneBooks · Nov 11, 2026‘Salam manifesto’: Faïza Guène picks up the thread of the storyDrawing on her interview with France Culture and her publisher’s presentation, a look at ‘Salam manifesto’, the account in which Faïza Guène speaks out again about memory, language and inherited experiences.Laptop screen displaying computer codeAI · Nov 10, 2026Signal: what AI has really proved about its codeGoogle DeepMind says it used AlphaProof Code to prove certain properties of Signal’s compiled code. The result sheds light on AI’s potential, but also on the precise limits of formal proof.Head of a classical guitar with its tuning gears visibleMusic · Nov 8, 2026Liat Cohen brings classical guitar and dance music togetherFrom waltzes to Brazilian choro, Liat Cohen uses dance as a common thread to explore the guitar repertoire and its potential for bringing different traditions together.Vincent Munier at the Zurich Film FestivalCulture · Nov 8, 2026Vincent Munier, from the Vosges to the wildFrom the Vosges to the Arctic, Vincent Munier creates photographs in which mist, patience and silhouettes transform the way we look at wild animals.Portrait of René Maran in a suitBooks · Nov 8, 2026René Maran’s « Batouala »: a Goncourt at the heart of the colonial contradictionWinner of the Goncourt in 1921, René Maran made « Batouala » a novel in which the African perspective shifts the colonial gaze. Its polemical preface and its fiction illuminate two distinct dimensions of his undertaking.Researchers looking through a microscope in a laboratory at the National Cancer InstituteAI · Nov 8, 2026AI and research: behind the hours saved, the challenge of proofA study by Google and researchers affiliated with MIT reports time savings declared by scientists, but also hypotheses awaiting testing and a substantial need for verification. Speeding up tasks is not enough to validate discoveries.Logitech webcam positioned in front of a screenAI · Nov 8, 2026Does Microsoft want to translate a video right down to the movement of the lips?Microsoft describes an AI in a patent application that would translate a live video by retouching the lips. A proposal to distinguish from the audio translation tool already documented in Teams.MSI GeForce RTX 2080 graphics card with three fansAI · Nov 8, 2026MoE AI model: why are only some parameters working on each token?‘Mixture of Experts’ models activate certain sub-networks for each token. This selective computation reduces some of the work, but does not sum up either the memory required or actual performance.
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