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The KM3NeT experiment consists of a matrix of detectors distributed in the form of detection lines that capture their light. By scanning several million cubic metres of deep water, the trajectory and energy of the original neutrino can be accurately deduced.

At the Centre Georges Pompidou, scientists are analysing three works by Robert Delaunay using multispectral photoluminescence imaging, a non-invasive chemical analysis technique that provides a better understanding of the palette of this major 20th-century painter.

At the European Synchrotron Radiation Facility (ESRF), scientists are using synchrotron analysis methods to explore the chemical structure of the pigments used by Robert Delaunay, and gain a better understanding of the palette of this major 20th-century painter.