Motivic cohomology with $𝐙/2$-coefficients

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1. Vladimir Voevodsky, Reduced power operations in motivic cohomology
2. Fabien Morel, Milnor’s conjecture on quadratic forms and $mod;2$ motivic complexes
3. Bruno Kahn, Équivalences rationnelle et numérique sur certaines variétés de type abélien sur un corps fini