The Hubble Tension: Can Magnetic Fields Help Solve One of the Universe’s Greatest Mysteries?
Content type: The Conversation
Published on: March 13 , 2026
While the expansion of the universe is an established fact, the rate at which it occurs is a matter of debate…
Science at UM [S05-ep11]: What if the Earth Tipped Over?
Content type: Podcast
Published on: March 12 , 2026
This week on "Science at UM," Vasilis Dakos, a researcher at the Institute of Sciences at…
Can we truly understand an emotion without feeling it?
Content type: Calendar
Protecting coral reefs does not make up for decades of decline in reef fish populations
Content type: Press release
Published on: March 6 , 2026
An international study conducted by researchers from the University of Montpellier, the CNRS, and…
Training in the Economic Valorization of Public Research Support Structures
Content type: Calendar
The PLATO Space Mission: Discovering New Worlds, Exploring the Heavens
Content type: Calendar
What impact does artificial intelligence have on (open) science?
Content type: Calendar
Local Finals: My Thesis in 180 Seconds
Content type: Calendar
A networking event for laboratories and companies focused on recycling technologies
Content type: Calendar
Workshop with two researchers from the SHS Pesticides group
Content type: Calendar
Hearing loss and neurocognitive disorders will be the focus of the next Science Bar 2026, held in conjunction with Brain Awareness Week
Content type: Press release
Published on: March 2 , 2026
On Thursday, March 19, starting at 7:30 p.m., the third Science Bar of the year will take place,…
I love you, but I don't! Our complicated relationship with taxes
Content type: The Conversation
Published on: March 1 , 2026
“Too much tax kills tax,” goes the famous saying by the economist…
“What is the nature of the Earth?”, implications for environmental science and policy
Content type: Calendar