Seeing through matter... science fiction? It is however a reality made possible thanks to Terahertz waves. A technology that opens to many applications developed by the company Terakalis that allows, for example, to verify that the wings of airplanes are intact. It's sure to reassure.
Your phone, your computer, your tablet, all these connected objects have a common point buried in their entrails: a chip. This essential integrated circuit has long represented a security flaw that can now be plugged thanks to the technology created by the company Algodone.
On 22 and 23 June, the 2nd session of the Montpellier Innovation Booster (B.I.M) was held, dedicated to the care pillar. Two days of workshops and coaching to reveal your innovative potential.
Monitoring the operational status of aircraft pilots thanks to a sensor capable of measuring their brain activity in real time is the promise of the start-up Semaxone. A high-flying project to improve safety and performance in civil and military aviation.
This week in A LUM la science Stéphane Perrey, researcher in neurophysiology at Euromov digital health in motion, and Guilhem Belda, engineer and founder of the start-up Semaxone, tell us about an innovation designed to monitor the operational status of pilots in real time. In the second half of the programme, Nicolas Floquet gives us a close-up look at the Spike protein using virtual reality.
From 13 to 15 June, the University of Montpellier hosted the Curie Congress, which brought together 600 professionals in the field of public research development in France. This was an opportunity to exchange best practices in this highly dynamic sector, as the UM is one of the five experimental university innovation clusters (PUI) and its innovation and partnerships department is further expanding its activities.