From November 8 to 10 in Paris, the One Planet-Polar Summit brought together experts and leaders from over thirty nations with the objective to step into action for the cryosphere. The Paris Call for Glaciers and Poles w...

In an article published today in the journal Nature, an international team of researchers, led by scientists from the University of Grenoble Alpes and CNRS, announced a breakthrough in the field of quantum physics in sup...

In the spring, Alpine glaciers sometimes don a sheer red or orangish veil. Known as ‘red snow’ or ‘blood snow’, this phenomenon is caused by the blooming of Sanguina nivaloides, a microscopic alga.