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[LUM#22] Natural Creativity

LUM , Podcast

Published on: November 12 , 2024

Can artificial intelligence be creative? According to researcher Charles…

Science atUM [S04-ep07]: Artificial Intelligence in the Service of Debate

Published on: November 7 , 2024

This week on "UM atUM ," Mathieu Lafourcade, a researcher at the laboratory…

Call for Doctoral Project Proposals: Nexus – 2025 Cycle

for proposals

Published on: November 7 , 2024

ExposUM is an initiative of the University of Montpellier and its partners aimed at…

[LUM#22] Toward Better Data Protection

LUM , Podcast

Published on: November 5 , 2024

While data is the raw material of artificial intelligence, it is sometimes…

A panel discussion atUM the issue of reopening mines in France

Press

Published on: November 4 , 2024

On Tuesday, November 12, experts will gather for a roundtable discussion on…

Silence in the classroom: a quiet classroom, a studious classroom?

Conversation

Published on: November 4 , 2024

Do students need to be quiet in order to learn effectively? While silence has long…

Catherine Alix-Panabières: A Highly Mobile Researcher (CTC)

Catherine Alix-Panabières is one of the world’s leading experts on circulating tumor cells (CTCs) and liquid biopsy. As the originator of the term, the professor of oncology at the University of Montpellier and director of the Laboratory for Rare Human Circulating Cells and Liquid Biopsy (LCCRH) is spearheading numerous research projects on cancer biomarkers present in the blood, with therapeutic applications on the horizon.