Published on September 1, 2026
The benzene in your living room may come from a candle
Some scented candles release benzene, a known human carcinogen. The direct link to cancer isn't established, but caution costs nothing.
Grounded in science
Peer-reviewed publications only, never the general web.
Verifiable sources
Every claim is linked to a reference you can check with one click.
Two reading levels
Standard to understand, Expert to analyze in depth.
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Are pesticides responsible for the decline of bee populations?
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Scinuance in a nutshell
Scinuance AI answers your questions drawing exclusively on peer-reviewed scientific literature.
Scinuance starts from a simple idea: artificial intelligence and science open up remarkable possibilities, but their impacts on jobs, skills, organisations and public debate are often misunderstood or oversimplified.
Our ambition is to bring science and nuance into decision-making: shed light on what we know, what remains uncertain, what is debated, and help teams understand AI as a tool rather than a black box or a source of anxiety.
Latest blog posts
A few examples of analyses illustrating how Scinuance uses scientific literature to shed light on sensitive topics.
Published on July 28, 2026
Pyrocumulonimbus: when a wildfire makes its own storm
Fire clouds born from wildfires rise into the stratosphere. What science says about an increasingly frequent phenomenon.
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