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‘We tried to reach the stories that most people might not know,’ the CEO of CityFans told French news agency AFP about the new immersive experience in the footsteps of Anne Frank that can be done with a smartphone in Amsterdam.

Kim Ung-Yong is a 63-year-old South Korean civil engineer and university professor. During his youth, he was known as a child prodigy.

The World Health Organisation is closely monitoring the Nipah virus as a possible pandemic: one young woman has already died in India.

The treatment of congenital deafness, which affects up to three out of every thousand newborn babies, finally looks set to benefit from a breakthrough.

Finding the root of our problems, coming up with explanations for things that seem unfair or insurmountable: the need is almost visceral.

Spanish researchers have identified different types of plastic in seminal plasma and ovarian follicular fluid.

As a result of global warming, diseases that were previously confined to tropical regions, such as dengue fever, chikungunya and West Nile virus, are taking hold in Europe.

252 million years ago, the Earth, then covered in lush forests and inhabited by countless species, suddenly saw its destiny turned upside down.

It's not just in the movies. One day, life will become impossible on Earth.

This cosmic explosion occurred in a distant galaxy, due to the shredding of a giant star by a supermassive black hole.

Regular exercise supports cognitive function and reduces the risk of dementia, but racket sports work best.

The James Webb Space Telescope has once again enabled scientists to take a step forward in understanding distant worlds.