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[LUM#21] Kings Without a Forest

LUM , Podcast

April , 2024

Part of the Baka group lives in the dense forest in southern Cameroon. Since…

Translational Research on HIV and Endemic and Emerging Infectious Diseases (TransVIHMI)

What sets the UMI TransVIHMI apart is its multidisciplinary approach, whose primary initial objective is to study the specific characteristics of HIV and associated diseases—particularly tuberculosis—from epidemiological, virological, bacteriological, parasitological, clinical, and social perspectives. The unit has expanded its focus to include non-HIV infections—no longer limited to the context of HIV co-infection—as well as neglected and emerging tropical diseases. Consequently, more recent work has led to the development of a new research-intervention focus as part of the response to epidemics (Ebola). Designation: International Joint Unit (UMI) Primary Sponsors:UM, Inserm, IRD Research Cluster: Biology and Health Doctoral Schools: Chemical and Biological Sciences for Health HAL Portal: unit publications Website

Anne Charmantier: Working Hard on Titmice

As the lead researcher on a long-term study of chickadees, Anne Charmantier is interested in how these passerines are adapting to climate change and the urban environment. A research director in evolutionary ecology at CEFE, she is the 2024 CNRS Silver Medalist.

[LUM#21] The Wild Boar of Discord

LUM , Podcast

March , 2024

One of Raphaël’s goals is to learn more about wild boars so that we can coexist with them more harmoniously…