[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 Behavior in 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 to be explained soon
Published on: January 18 , 2021
How do proteins interact within cells? A tricky question that…
# Science Is Fun: From the Smart Homes of Tomorrow to the Technologies of the Past
Published on: January 14 , 2021
Welcome to the program co-produced by the University of Montpellier…
Pl@ntNet, the app created by researchers in Montpellier to identify plants
Published on: January 7 , 2021
What is this plant called? In recent years, thanks to the work of researchers…
[LUM#13] “If we don’t change, it will happen again”
Published on: January 7 , 2021
“Completely predictable.” That’s how Serge Morand* describes the pandemic of…
# Science Is Fun: From the Psychology of Preventive Measures to Quarantine Bugs
Published on: January 6 , 2021
Welcome to *La science s’aMuse*, the science show co-produced byUM
[LUM#13] The Bat Under the Radar
Published on: January 4 , 2021
Gaining a better understanding of coronaviruses found in bats to better prevent and anticipate…
[LUM#13] Speaking of the coronavirus family, I’d like to ask…
Published on: December 28 , 2020
How do we know that SARS-CoV-2 is descended from the same “ancestral” coronavirus as the one responsible for…
What the Le Teil Earthquake Teaches Us About Seismic Risk in Metropolitan France
Published on: December 17 , 2020
One year ago, on November 11, 2019, at 11:52 a.m., the Montélimar area was severely shaken by…