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My 10th article covering news topics from a scientific perspective has been published by the Luxembourg commuter newspaper L'Essentiel.

An increasing number of countries are discussing limiting the access to social media for children. I have investigated in a report the related legal, political and technical issues.

The AI boom is increasing electricity demand. But by how much? I have investigated for Horizons.

I have investigated the legacy of the Montreal Protocol, which paved in 1987 the way to solve the ozone hole problem

I’ve investigated for Horizons how hashtag#PaperMills are polluting the scientific literature with fraudulent articles, illegitimate co-authors, and bought-off citations.

AI agents acting without human interaction are raising entirely new challenges for cybersecurity and governance. I summarized a conference on agentic AI organized by the Center for Digital Trust at EPFL.

The COVID-19 fortunately did not lead to a massive increase in domestic violence, but highlighted the vulnerability of the Swiss social protection systems. My article appeared on the DeFacto blog.

Fake news spread differently than reliable information. I reported on the results of network analysis applied to Twitter for Horizons.

I adapted 13 articles highlighting a few scientific facts about daily life for the commuter newspaper L'Essentiel.

How safe are the results of scientific research? I wrote for Horizons an article on the dangers faced by research data, from natural to political and financial hazards.

Having too many red blood cells can be a problem. I wrote an article about the physiology of oxygen for Universitas.

“My phobia: it is to sit behind a desk.” At 22, Margot Camus has just spent a year on a boat circling the North Atlantic to analyse plankton. I wrote her portrait for Horizons.