Biomarker days: Citizens taking charge of their health
With droughts, will we still be able to generate electricity with dams?
Published on: April 26 , 2023
Not all dams are designed to generate electricity; some are used to...
[LUM#18] On the turtle menu
Published on: April 25 , 2023
It was on the French islands in the Indian Ocean that Jérôme Bourjea, a researcher at...
Ecological transition: what if companies chose coopetition?
Published on: April 24 , 2023
"I have a tall cappuccino for John..." A phrase John hears every morning in his...
With Hydropolis, the water science community comes together
Published on: April 21 , 2023
Drought, global warming, irrigation, contamination... The issue of...
[LUM#19] Full of energy
Published on: April 20 , 2023
The 19th issue of Lum magazine, published in April 2023, explores the question of energy, its...
[LUM#18] Plastic is dramatic
Published on: April 18 , 2023
Overfishing, global warming, ocean acidification... Times are tough for...
Would you like a sixth finger?
Published on: April 18 , 2023
Have you noticed what distinguishes this hand from the ones you usually see? Count...
SIRIC: Montpellier's influence in cancer research
Published on: April 17 , 2023
With the renewal of the SIRIC label – " Research Cancer Research Site"...
Are French consumers responsible?
Published on: April 17 , 2023
Can French consumers be considered "responsible"? The first edition of...
Science at UM [S02-ep21]: Living with industrial pollution
Published on: April 13 , 2023
This week on A l’UM la science, Christelle Gramaglia, sociologist at the G-Eau laboratory, tells us...
[LUM#18] 2,000 years under the sea
Published on: April 11 , 2023
Because he loved the sea and robots, Vincent Creuze chose underwater robotics. With...
Knowledge Wednesdays – Building identity from childhood to adulthood
Science at UM [S02-ep20]: The "My Thesis in 180 Seconds" competition
Published on: April 7 , 2023
This week on Science at UM, Pauline Bron, Julie Bas, and Julie Cailler, all three...
