“If the outbreak continues at this rate, stronger measures will be needed to prevent hospitals from becoming overwhelmed.”
Published on: November 29 , 2021
While the Omicron variant and its numerous mutations are the focus of everyone’s attention,…
Science at UM [S01-ep04]: From Cancer Ecology to the Zoology Collection
Published on: November 19 , 2021
This week, Justine Boutry, a doctoral student at Mivegec, talks to us about the impact of cancer on…
Science at UM [S01-ep03]: Portrayals of Obesity at the Baillarguet Insectarium
Published on: November 15 , 2021
In this episode: the perspectives of obese individuals who are candidates for surgery…
Science at UM [S01-ep02]: From Opioids Without Side Effects to the Economic Experimentation Platform
Published on: October 21 , 2021
In this episode: opioid painkillers that may one day be free of…
[LUM#15] Is Ebola still around?
Published on: October 1 , 2021
Patients who are still suffering more than four years after their recovery, and a virus that’s playing…
Why it is unlikely that the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus will lose its virulence
Published on: September 6 , 2021
Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, strong opinions have been regularly expressed…
GAVO Program: A chemical library dedicated to nucleic acid components
Published on: July 25 , 2021
Four French laboratories, including the Max Mousseron Institute of Biomolecules,…
COVID-19: What Do We Know About the Delta Variant (and Others)?
Published on: July 13 , 2021
Like all living organisms, the SARS-CoV-2 virus evolves. During each infection, there are…
Declining cases, the impact of reopening: What is the current status of the COVID-19 pandemic, and what can we expect as schools reopen?
Published on: June 21 , 2021
The reopening of restaurants and cultural venues, the lifting of the curfew, the end of the mask mandate…
[LUM#14] Yoga on the agenda
Published on: May 27 , 2021
How can we promote an education that views children and adolescents as whole individuals,…
# Science Has Fun: Is the End of Sleeping Sickness in Sight?
Published on: May 10 , 2021
Welcome to the program co-produced by the University of Montpellier and Divergence-FM…
A Conversation with Mircea Sofonea: “In France, control of the epidemic remains fragile”
Published on: May 7 , 2021
Since May 3, we have entered the first phase of a plan to ease lockdown restrictions, which is scheduled to last…
The University Health Center is ready to serve you
Published on: May 6 , 2021
To help students balance their studies and their health, the Montpellier University Health Center is here to meet everyone’s needs…
Human at Home: Toward a Human-Centered and Smart Living Environment
Published on: May 3 , 2021
How can technology improve our living conditions? How…
Health in the Steppes
Published on: May 3 , 2021
Contribute to optimizing the healthcare system of a country undergoing an epidemiological transition,…
Mathilde Guérin's Laurels (ix)
Published on: April 27 , 2021
Mathilde Guérin, a doctoral student at… begins her story with a tale of druids, Romans, and Gauls…