In theUM , Science [S06-ep05]: Death, Architect of Life
Published on: November 12 , 2026
This week on *A l’UM *: Science with Abdel Aouacheria, a researcher at the Institute of Sciences of…
LGBT+ Phobia Awareness Week at theUM
Published on: October 30 , 2026
Diversity takes many forms. It is championed, celebrated, and highlighted. And…
At theUM of Science [S06-ep04]: Plastic Pollution: The Blind Spot in Carbon Footprint Calculations
Published on: October 26 , 2026
This week on *A l’UM * science, Valérie Guillard, a researcher at IATE, explains how…
The Cost of Nuclear Electricity: The Details of the Mechanism Proposed by the Government for the New EPR2 Reactors
Published on: October 21 , 2026
A cornerstone of France's energy strategy to gradually replace its existing fleet…
A “liminal space” between humans and AI: Will the boundary be less distinct than we might think?
Published on: October 14 , 2026
There is something strangely reassuring about the way we keep talking…
Open Science: François Gibier Honored by the Charm-EU Alliance
Published on: October 12 , 2026
On October 6, François Gibier of Montpellier received an award from Open Science…
Science at theUM [S06-ep03]: Nuclear Waste at the Bottom of the Sea
Published on: October 9 , 2026
This week on *A l’UM * Science, Benoit Ildefonse, a researcher at the Geosciences Laboratory…
Science at theUM [S06-ep02]: Upcoming Grape Harvests
Published on: September 24 , 2026
This week on *A l’UM * science, Fabienne Remize, a researcher at Science pour l’œnologie,…
Séverine Boulon: “Equality and Diversity at theUM : A Renewed and Strengthened Commitment”
Published on: September 23 , 2026
Over the past two years, reports and complaints regarding acts of a racist, anti-Semitic, and…
"UM : Science" [S06-ep01]: Green Education, the Education of Tomorrow
Published on: September 14 , 2026
For this first episode of the new season, *A l’UM * explores the future of science with Sylvain Wagnon, a researcher…
Cancer: When Cells Resist Programmed Cell Death and Promote Tumor Growth
Published on: August 26 , 2026
Programmed cell death, or apoptosis, is a key process for proper cell function. From…
Between Armed Conflicts and El Niño: The Dangerous Convergence of Crises in the Red Sea
Published on: August 24 , 2026
Currently, two separate crises are unfolding in the Red Sea region: the…
Is a cowpat worth a horse dropping? Not all dung beetles have the same taste preferences
Published on: August 17 , 2026
The purpose of animal husbandry is to produce resources that humans can use: milk…
Heat, water, electricity: What if data center waste became a resource (or vice versa)?
Published on: August 10 , 2026
Many data center projects are being launched or are under construction in France. Since…
Forest fires: What factors have the greatest influence on their behavior?
Published on: August 2 , 2026
Climate, human activities, and vegetation are the three main factors that…
[LUM#23] Sarah, age 8: We talk about climate change at school—why?
Published on: July 23 , 2026
So, first of all, if your teacher brings it up in class, it's because climate change…