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

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.

I have summarized three policy briefs written by the Scientific Unit of Luxembourg’ parliament on agriculture, education and poverty.

Can true void exist? No. Does vacuum hold the key to the future of our universe? Yes. I wrote an article on the importance of vacuum for Horizons.

Luxembourg is one of the richest countries in the world, but one in five inhabitants is poor. I have researched what science tells us about poverty for science.lu.

Many factors influence us when opting - or not – for behavior that is beneficial to the environment. I have reviewed them for the magazine Die Umwelt.

Many are not so inclined to think back to the difficult times of covid-19. I have researched our relationship with the pandemic for DeFacto and the National Research Programme 80 Covid-19 in Society.

I wrote the portrait of two scientists from Turkey and Israel, focussing on their views on science diplomacy.

I wrote a long report on antibiotic resistance and consumption for science.lu, creating and adapting 12 infographics and going from the overuse of antimicrobials in humans and livestock to the difficult search for new drugs.

Are economic inequalities really growing in Europe? Not so much, according to the scientific evidence I summarized for science.lu, including 10 infographics.