What forms does life take on Earth? This is the question asked by scientists from the University of Toulouse and the CNRS, who are exploring the morphological limits of life […]
The French documentary was produced by Agat Films-Ex Nihilo, with support from the Occitanie region, the CNRS, and the Natural History Museums of Toulouse and Paris, among others. It highlights […]
The scarlet lands covering the plains and plateaus of West Africa are much more than just a typical tropical landscape. These laterites bear witness to a geological history spanning tens […]
The Perseverance rover has uncovered sedimentary rocks containing minerals and organic matter organized into structures never before seen on Mars, opening up new perspectives on the Red Planet’s past habitability. […]
Until now, scientists have considered the absence of microfossils and the low level of organic carbon in banded iron formations, deposited between 2 and 3 billion years ago, to be […]
From June 24 to 27, the University of Toulouse, via GET, will be hosting the GéoTolosa scientific congress, in the Marthe Condat auditorium. The event will bring together scientists from […]
Invertebrate animals are essential groups in paleontology, due to their abundance in the fossil record and the diversity of their anatomical planes. Recognizing them and understanding their evolution is therefore […]
If we are to assess the recent retreat of coastal cliffs through erosion, we need to be able to know their trend over longer periods of time, something that has […]
The Kickoff Meeting of the INITIATE-DN doctoral network took place on October 31st 2024 at the University of Bergen. The team went over the main organization topics, the PI’s presented […]