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Année 2022-2023

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Année 2023-2024

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Année 2024-2025

Semaine du 16 septembre

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America’s colleges

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Volunteering

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Facial recognition

Semaine du 23 septembre

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FIFA vs. EA

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Gen Z has regrets

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The trial of Lucy Letby

Semaine du 30 septembre

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The curse of the Michelin stars

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Raise tuition fees

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Britain’s risky experiment

Semaine du 7 octobre

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Mapping the fruit-fly’s brain

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An artist rethinks the debate on climate change

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The scourge of stolen bikes

Semaine du 14 octobre

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Britain’s obsession with baked beans

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The biography of a bin bag

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Trump and Harris on energy and climate

Semaine du 4 novembre

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How to manage politics in the workplace

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Perovskite crystals may represent the future of solar power

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ADHD should not be treated as a disorder

Semaine du 11 novembre

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Montanans are ready for “Yellowstone” to end

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Why open-source AI models are good for the world

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Higher fees won’t help Britain’s beleaguered universities much

Semaine du 18 novembre

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Why being wrong is good for you

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Why open-source AI models are good for the world

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Higher fees won’t help Britain’s beleaguered universities much

Semaine du 25 novembre

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Tech and religion are very much alike

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Too many master’s courses are expensive and flaky

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What ChatGPT’s corporate victims have in common

Semaine du 2 décembre

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America’s rural-urban divide nurtures wannabe state-splitters

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Elon Musk is causing problems for the Royal Society

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The Surprising Allure of Ignorance

Semaine du 9 décembre

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The restitution of cultural heritage will race ahead in 2025

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Human Interaction Is Now a Luxury Good

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Schools allowing children to attend part timeThe Surprising Allure of Ignorance

Semaine du 6 janvier

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Machine translation is almost a solved problem

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Can you read as well as a ten-year-old?

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Lowest graduate salaries ‘on a par with minimum wage’

Semaine du 13 janvier

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A much-praised British scheme to help disabled workers is failing them

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Mark Zuckerberg never really cared about the facts

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Could Monkeys Really Type All of Shakespeare?

Semaine du 20 janvier

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Is obesity a disease?

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Seat-hogging laptop warriors are a threat to British businesses

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Prince Harry Takes On Rupert Murdoch’s U.K. Tabloids in a High-Stakes Trial

Semaine du 27 janvier

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Donald Trump once tried to ban TikTok. Now can he save it?

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China’s shoestring AI humiliates US and could undermine Trump

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C.I.A. Now Favors Lab Leak Theory to Explain Covid’s Origins

Semaine du 3 février

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Should you worry about microplastics?

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New York Needs a Turnaround to Show That Big Cities Still Work

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Stopped clocks are a symptom of Britain’s decaying public spaces

Semaine du 10 février

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It’s spellbinding! Riveting! A triumphant tour de force!

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Oversubscribed state schools have no room for private pupils

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Trump Killed a Major Report on Nature. They’re Trying to Publish It Anyway.

Semaine du 3 mars

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Should all knives with pointed ends be banned?

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Health-conscious middle class and Gen Z drive demand for protein

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Trump isn’t ‘un-American’, he’s just transparent

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