# Science Is Fun: From the Decline of the Dinosaurs to the End of the Season
Published on: July 1 , 2021
Welcome to La Science s’aMuse, the science show co-produced by UM and…
Before the asteroid strike that caused their extinction, dinosaur species were already in decline
Published on: June 30 , 2021
66 million years ago, a… crashed into the Yucatán Peninsula in Mexico
[LUM#14] On the Trail of Caribbean Rodents
Published on: June 16 , 2021
700 kilograms of soil to sift through and examine 5 grams at a time. That’s the scale of the project…
# Science Has Fun: From Thermophotovoltaic Conversion to the POMM Platform
Published on: June 15 , 2021
Welcome to La Science s’aMuse, the science show co-produced by UM and…
[LUM#14] Milo, age 7: Why do we see so few women building buildings or painting houses?
Published on: June 1 , 2021
Good question! Are there certain jobs that women aren't allowed to do? No, at least not in…
# Science Has Fun: From the Cost of Invasive Species to CIRAD’s Wood Library
Published on: May 31 , 2021
Welcome to La Science s’aMuse, the science show co-produced by UM and…
Have you heard of Jacques Curie, the pioneer of piezoelectricity?
Published on: April 19 , 2021
Is it really necessary to point out again that innovation isn’t the exclusive domain of just one…
[LUM#14] Precious Gems
Published on: March 30 , 2021
How can we make the ecological transition as clean as possible? Thanks to geologists. Three…
[LUM#14] Observing mourning among chacma baboons
Published on: March 25 , 2021
Grief does not end at the threshold of human life. Numerous studies report that…
[LUM#14] A Grain of Salt in the Eternity of the Pharaohs
Published on: March 18 , 2021
Salt for preservation? Not always… And that’s precisely the problem for the pharaohs Osorkon II and…
Mircea Sofonea: “Modeling is simply another form of quantitative data analysis, not a form of divination.”
Published on: February 16 , 2021
Mircea Sofonea is an epidemiologist at the Infectious Diseases Laboratory and…
# Science Is Fun: From the infinitely large with Spirou to the infinitely small…
Published on: February 3 , 2021
Welcome to the program co-produced by the University of Montpellier and Divergence-FM, which…
# Science Is Fun: From the infinitely large with Spirou to the infinitely small…
Published on: February 3 , 2021
Welcome to the program co-produced by the University of Montpellier and Divergence-FM, which…
# Science Is Fun: From the Human Body in School to Class 3 Pathogens
Published on: January 27 , 2021
Welcome to the program co-produced by the University of Montpellier and Divergence-FM, which…
Tell me what you don't eat, and I'll tell you who you are
Published on: January 26 , 2021
What kind of relationships do vegetarians have with one another and with the rest of society?…
Intracellular protein interactions may soon be explained
Published on: January 18 , 2021
How do proteins interact within cells? A tricky question that…