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• • Indoor Air Quality: Should You Trust Your Nose?
    8 October 2026
    Burnt food, gas leaks, or odors coming from the sink… In our homes, our sense of smell often alerts us and guides our responses. Yet what our sense of smell perceives does not always correspond to what instruments measure. How, then, can we measure an odor, its effects, and the effectiveness […]
  • Rethinking the role of the media, journalists, and Arcom
    6 October 2026
    The debate over pluralism in public broadcasting raises a broader question: What rules should govern the media? Three principles can serve as guiding principles: neutrality, impartiality, and objectivity. Applying these principles requires rethinking the role of the media, journalists, and Arcom. Cet article Rethinking the role of the media, journalists, and […]
  • From bits to qubits: what are the limits of future quantum networks?
    1 October 2026
    A communication network is made up of many channels, each with its own maximum capacity. Understanding these limits has enabled today’s networks to carry information faster, farther and at lower cost. At EURECOM, researcher Arun Padakandla is trying to determine whether quantum networks could one day follow the same path. Cet […]