[LUM#16] The mysterious case of the Thau bloom
Published on: March 8 , 2022
Waters that suddenly turn green, oysters that waste away and die in droves, a...
[LUM#15] Loan, age 10: When you have sleeping sickness, do you sleep all the time?
Published on: February 22 , 2022
That's an excellent question that can't be answered with a simple "yes" or "no."
Science at UM [S01-ep10]: From circulating tumor cells to robots inspired by climbing plants
Published on: February 7 , 2022
This week, Catherine Alix Panabières, head of the Rare Circulating Cells Laboratory...
Tardigrades in quantum land?
Published on: February 1 , 2022
Biology, including "molecular" biology, has traditionally been the exclusive domain of the privileged...
Portrait(s) of France(s): Digital technology—what are the challenges for society?
Published on: February 1 , 2022
In the "metaverse," this fictional virtual universe that seems to fascinate Mark Zuckerberg...
Science at UM [S01-ep09]: From vaccinating oysters to the Abiophen greenhouse
Published on: January 27 , 2022
This week, Caroline Montagnani, researcher at Ifremer and director of the IHPE unit,...
Mnemons: when memory depends on prion proteins
Published on: January 27 , 2022
Just as we are able to memorize information, organisms...
[LUM#15] At the roots of the forest
Published on: January 18 , 2022
To better understand the evolutionary history of Annonaceae and tropical rainforests is to...
[LUM#15] Water, a challenge for cities
Published on: January 12 , 2022
Good quality water in sufficient quantities is not a given. It is even a...
Science at UM [S01-ep08]: From zebrafish regeneration to the best of the year
Published on: January 3 , 2022
This week, Farida Djouad, Director of Research at Inserm, talks to us about the fabulous...
Science at UM [S01-ep07]: From flax fibers to eco-friendly packaging
Published on: December 10 , 2021
This week, Olivier Arnould from the Mechanics and Civil Engineering Laboratory goes back in time to...
Science in stock with Meso@LR
Published on: December 6 , 2021
In a context where science increasingly requires working with data,...
“If the epidemic continues at this rate, stronger measures will be needed to avoid pressure on hospitals.”
Published on: November 29 , 2021
While the Omicron variant and its multiple mutations are the focus of attention,...
Science at UM [S01-ep05]: From giant sloths to the sclerotology platform
Published on: November 25 , 2021
This week, Pierre-Olivier Antoine, paleontologist at ISEM, tells us about the discovery of...
How are new species of frogs formed?
Published on: November 22 , 2021
How do similar animals evolve to the point of forming different species that have become...
Science at UM [S01-ep04]: From cancer ecology to zoology collections
Published on: November 19 , 2021
This week, Justine Boutry, a doctoral student at Mivegec, talks to us about the influence of cancer in...