Modeling in Ecology and Evolution
Content type: Calendar
Science at UM [S02-ep17]: From the impact of menstrual products on women's health to BioWooEB
Content type: Podcast
Published on: March 9 , 2023
This week in Science at UM, Ignacio Bravo, virologist at Mivegec, reveals a study...
Call for proposals LABCOM ANR 2023
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Rays and sharks hit hard by the last mass extinction 66 million years ago
Content type: The conversation
Published on: March 7 , 2023
The last mass extinction that affected the evolution of life occurred...
What will nature be like tomorrow on our Occitan coastlines?
Content type: Calendar
Alison Duncan: Competition and cooperation among parasites
Content type: Portrait
Alison Duncan is a researcher in evolutionary ecology at the Montpellier Institute of Evolutionary Sciences (ISEM). To better understand the dynamics of epidemics, she studies the interactions between parasites and between hosts and parasites. In 2022, she received the Mariano Gago Springboard Award for bilateral cooperation between France and Portugal.
Signal in noise: size and dynamics of topological domains based on DNA fluctuations
Content type: Calendar
Football: when data is used to improve performance
Content type: The conversation
Published on: March 2 , 2023
Our society is becoming increasingly digitized thanks to the use of a wide range of...
Call for projects Training 2023 ExposUM Doctoral Nexus Institute
Content type: Call for projects
Published on: March 1 , 2023
ExposUM is an initiative of the University of Montpellier and its partners aimed at...
Well-being in education: how and why?
Content type: Calendar
Robots increasingly closer to humans
Content type: The conversation
Published on: February 28 , 2023
Our society is changing. Increasingly, we are welcoming a new species among us. The...
Impactive: sustainable pharmaceutical chemistry
Content type: Article
Published on: February 24 , 2023
Producing molecules of pharmaceutical interest in a more environmentally friendly and economical way...
“Water resources: it's getting complicated!”
Content type: Calendar
Oussama Khatib: diving into robotics
Content type: Portrait
With his Ocean One diving archaeology robot, Oussama Khatib, director of Stanford's Robotics Lab and world-renowned researcher, is shining a spotlight on the mysteries of the deep sea and robotics. On February 20, on the recommendation of his French peers Philippe Poignet, Vincent Creuze, and Philippe Fraisse, all three of whom are robotics researchers at Lirmm, the Franco-American was awarded an honorary doctorate from the University of Montpellier.
Preview screening of the film “Gold and Arsenic Mine”
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