[LUM#10] Cells in Crisis
Published on: January 2 , 2020
Energy efficiency isn't just about our lifestyle; it also determines…
[LUM#10] Less Salt, More Life
Published on: December 26 , 2019
Less salt for fewer cardiovascular events? That’s what the research suggests…
[LUM#11] At the Heart of a Work of Art
Published on: December 20 , 2019
Humidity, temperature fluctuations, the passage of time… in museums, paintings on…
[LUM#10] A Revolution in Contraception
Published on: December 19 , 2019
Nine students from Montpellier are working on a revolutionary method of contraception: a…
[LUM#11] Darwin was right
Published on: December 12 , 2019
For 25 years, evolutionary biology has been applying its Darwinian approach to medicine and…
[LUM#10] Are you polychronic or monochronic?
Published on: December 12 , 2019
Do you ever feel like you’ll never see the end of it, or like there aren’t enough hours in the day?…
Debate: Positive Education—An Empty Phrase or a True Revolution?
Published on: November 28 , 2019
For the past decade or so, the term “positive education,” often associated with…
Food Risks and Hazards: The Great Confusion
Published on: November 28 , 2019
In light of recent reports in the media (a fire at the company…
Is hosting the Games enough to make a nation more athletic?
Published on: November 21 , 2019
Paris unveiled the logo for the Olympic and Paralympic Games on Monday, October 21…
[LUM#10] This fishing practice is starving seabirds
Published on: November 14 , 2019
Industrial fishing reduces the amount of fish available to feed seabirds…
How can digital technology change public discourse?
Published on: November 4 , 2019
Thousands of people take to the streets in France every year—whether they’re “yellow vests” or not—to…
The digital divide should not be viewed from an individual perspective but rather from a collective one
Published on: October 14 , 2019
What if, instead of thinking about the “digital divide” in terms of individuals—those with access and those without…
Wine labels aren't (always) a mystery!
Published on: October 2 , 2019
China remains one of the most promising markets for the wine industry. According to a study…
WANTED: “Nounours,” the incredibly comforting teddy bear at UM
Published on: September 26 , 2019
There are nine of them—biologists, ecologists, psychologists, computer scientists, and mediators…
[LUM#10] Junk Food, Poor Health
Published on: September 19 , 2019
Eating better for better physical… and mental health. That’s what the… reveal
Why are there so few women in French research?
Published on: September 19 , 2019
Gender equality in research and innovation…