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Birds: Collateral Victims of Agricultural Intensification in Europe

Conversation

Published on: February 28 , 2024

Warnings from the scientific community about the effects of pesticide use on…

Quiet quitting: What TikTok Teaches Us About "Silent Quitters"

Conversation

Published on: February 27 , 2024

After the “big quit,” or mass resignation, comes “quiet quitting,” or quiet resignation…

Call for Proposals 2024 for the Organization of Scientific Events – ROUND 2

for proposals

Published on: February 27 , 2024

The University of Montpellier, through its Research Center, awards…

[LUM#21] Heat Waves in Cold Forests

LUM , Podcast

Published on: February 27 , 2024

While massive wildfires have ravaged millions of hectares of forest in recent years…

[LUM#21] The Call of the Wild

LUM

Published on: February 27 , 2024

Whether tropical, boreal, or temperate, forests cover 31% of the land on our…

Mental Load: How Can You Prevent Your Brain From Overheating?

Conversation

Published on: February 26 , 2024

Reading emails while thinking about weekend plans and listening to…

Philippe Dubois: A Commitment to Green Chemistry

An advocate for green and responsible chemistry, Professor Philippe Dubois is an internationally renowned researcher in chemistry and materials science, particularly for his cutting-edge research on bioplastics. These innovative processes have led to numerous patented applications in industry, highlighting the essential role of chemistry in the ecological transition. As President and Rector of the University of Mons (UMons), located in French-speaking Belgium, he places as much importance on his institution’s international reputation as on the well-being of its students, faculty, and researchers. He was awarded an honorary doctorate from the University of Montpellier on January 31, 2024.

“From the Lab to the Classroom 2: Health Ecology”

Published on: February 2 , 2024

After more than three years of work, 89 teachers and researchers were able to receive…

UM atUM [S03-ep16]: Spittle under the microscope

Published on: February 1 , 2024

This week onUM atUM ," Ashley Nord, a researcher at the Center for Structural Biology,…

International Day of Women and Girls in Science

15 Feb 2024

Triolet , Lecture Hall 5.03 (Building 5) – Place Eugène Bataillon, Montpellier

A new mechanism of action for the antipsychotics of the future

Press

Published on: January 29 , 2024

In a groundbreaking scientific article published in *Science Advances*, Franck Vandermoere, a biologist…

UM atUM [S03-ep15]: Diet and Cancer

Published on: January 25 , 2024

This week on "UM atUM ," Sophie Tissot, a doctoral student at the Mivegec laboratory, tells us…

In the world of bacteria, these prey become the predators… of their predators

Conversation

Published on: January 24 , 2024

If someone mentions predation, you probably think of a lion chasing a gazelle or…

[LUM#20] Arthur, age 11: “If I play sports, will I do better in school and at work?”

LUM

Published on: January 23 , 2024

Arthur, 11 years old. Future choreographer. We know that playing sports is good for your health. But…

“The term ‘carbon offsetting’ is scientifically absurd”

Published on: January 22 , 2024

To stabilize global temperatures, the Paris Agreement promised a transition to a…

Science atUM [S03-ep14]: The Bumblebee and the Thinker

Published on: January 18 , 2024

This week on "UM atUM ," Samson Acoca-Pidolle and Pierre-Olivier Cheptou from Cefe will…