Corporate
Life

Research sets sail for the ocean

Bats, super virus busters

Bats are not just a mascot of Halloween, they are also a unique model of viral tolerance and resistance.

Animals are no strangers to death

Given that animals are sentient, as established by recent research, what is their attitude towards death? In a recently-published book, the biologist Emmanuelle Pouydebat sheds light on the complex emotions and behaviours of various species in this situation.

When phytoplankton kills

Due to global warming and ever greater human activity, phytoplankton blooms are becoming increasingly frequent in lakes and oceans. Their impact on health, the economy and the environment is already being felt right across the entire living world.

Medicine goes viral

Few weapons are available to fight antibiotic-resistant bacteria, which continue to cause millions of deaths. However, scientists are currently resuscitating a century-old solution, bacteriophages, which are viruses that only attack bacteria.