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On June 18th, at VivaTech, Bertin Technologies and CNRS officially signed a five-year national framework agreement. This is a historic milestone that cements Bertin Technologies’ position as a strategic industrial partner of French public research, and opens an ambitious new phase of collaboration between the two institutions. For over ten years, Bertin Technologies has established […]

Earthquakes remain one of the most unpredictable natural phenomena. Yet a study conducted in Istanbul, at the heart of one of the most seismically active regions in the world, suggests that a subtle signal could change the game: radon. By combining continuous monitoring of this naturally occurring radioactive gas with cutting-edge artificial intelligence algorithms, researchers […]

Lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) now occupy a central role in the development of innovative nucleic acid-based therapies. Used as vectors to deliver therapeutic molecules into cells, they represent a key driver across fields as varied as vaccination, oncology and gene therapy.

At a major public event, security is no longer limited to preventing conventional threats. Authorities must now factor in the rare but real risk of the malicious use of radioactive materials. In light of these challenges, the IAEA actively encourages host countries to deploy appropriate radiological detection and monitoring capabilities. It is in this context […]

Bertin Winlight, Bertin Technologies’ brand specializing in Defence optronics, announces the official launch of PeriSight Top Attack at Eurosatory 2026. A fully passive optronic protection solution, PeriSight Top Attack is designed to protect armored vehicles against the growing and multifaceted drone threat, day and night. Compact, modular, and free from export restrictions, it provides crews […]

At a time when major sporting events captivate global audiences, performance is no longer limited to what happens on the field. It now lies at the very core of the body, where endurance, recovery, and resistance to effort are built.

Discover how Bertin Winlight’ space-grade optical solutions are meeting the growing demands of Earth observation missions. Secure your spot The Earth observation landscape is changing fast. With small satellite constellations becoming a cornerstone of both commercial and governmental space programs, the pressure to deliver high image quality within tight size, weight, and power constraints is […]

Hantavirus, influenza, COVID-19… As airborne viruses continue to evolve, the challenges of air monitoring are intensifying, requiring ever faster and more reliable methods. The ability to efficiently collect and detect these viral threats has become a key priority for stakeholders in healthcare, research, and biosecurity. To address these challenges, Bertin Life Sciences is providing a new infographic dedicated to Coriolis solutions, designed to deliver a clear and operational overview of the key steps involved in collecting and detecting airborne viruses.

The marine environment represents more than 90% of the planet’s habitable space. An immense reservoir of biodiversity that remains largely unexplored, yet is now under increasing pressure from pollution, overexploitation, invasive species, and climate change. In this context, producing reliable data is no longer optional but essential to better understand, monitor, and protect these ecosystems.

Neutrophils are key players in innate immunity and represent the most abundant population of white blood cells in human blood. As first responders to infection, they neutralize pathogens through various mechanisms, including the formation of NETs, true “nets” capable of capturing and eliminating bacteria and fungi. Their study is essential for better understanding various biological processes.