New research – which has studied genomic changes in different types of brain cells – has yielded a potentially surprising result: Many of the changes in Alzheimer’s disease occur in brain cells that are not neurons, cells that die as they progress and as the disease progresses. . The cutting-edge research has also revealed a … Read more
Unlimited access to reading rooms, rare archival material and all books in the UK: find out how to register with the British Library here. In addition to the breathtaking decor offered by the enormous building with its marble hall, its cafes and restaurants, its carpeted reading rooms, dark wood tables and lit by elegant golden … Read more
June 16, 2022 photo credit, Reuters image subtitle, Brahim Saadoune (right) was sentenced along with Aiden Aslin (left) and Shaun Pinner (centre) were sentenced alongside a Moroccan national. The sister of the Moroccan who was sentenced to death by a mandatory Russian court in eastern Ukraine says she feels her story is being ignored – … Read more
This Saturday, September 24, Pope Francis closes the meeting “The Economy of Francis” in Assisi. Through the strong mobilization of young people and the content of the interventions, the event aims to allow new economic models to emerge in accordance with the Social Doctrine of the Church. An event to follow live on KTO, ktotv.com … Read more
Biological control, a biocontrol solution against Drosophila suzukii Native to Asia, the spotted-wing drosophila, Drosophila suzukii has become widely established in Europe and America since 2008. Unlike most Drosophila species that feed on damaged and/or rotten fruit, D.suzukii It lays its eggs in intact, ripe fruit using its unique saw-shaped ovipositor. This Drosophila attacks many … Read more
French-speaking Belgium, a prime destination for international students The Wallonia-Brussels General Delegation in Vietnam is pleased to participate in the Virtual Fair “Study in Europe” 2021, which will take place on Sunday, November 21, 2021, from 1 pm to 5 pm. On this occasion, internet users will have the opportunity to find a whole range … Read more
Paris — With the exception of Great Britain, the Netherlands and a few large specialist schools, fees remain moderate or almost non-existent in the vast majority of European countries. Despite some recent exceptions, most European universities are far from following in the footsteps of Quebec and the UK in terms of tuition increases. If there … Read more
Where to study abroad and, above all, in these times of crisis (yes, my good lady), where are the cheapest courses? To answer these questions, the European Commission just published a report [PDF] comparing the cost of studying in public higher education in 30 European countries – whether they are members of the European Union … Read more
More than 8 out of 10 French students want to go abroad, according to a study by Campus France, the public agency responsible for promoting French higher education abroad. However, only 3.5% of all 2.1 million students in France dive each year. And one of the main obstacles at the beginning is the imperfect command … Read more
It’s decided, you’re going to study in the UK. But how to choose the right university for you? What formalities to complete? Where to find accommodation? We take stock of the measures to be taken. England, Scotland, Northern Ireland or Wales, the UK is the preferred study destination for French students. IThere are nearly 20,000 … Read more