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The UM is committed to responsible research conduct through a number of flagship initiatives: an open science policy with the HAL portal, a charter for signing scientific publications, a charter on scientific integrity, and the implementation of the Nagoya Protocol in research projects. Libraries and documentation The University of Montpellier has entrusted its Joint Documentation Service with the development and management of documentary resources and services to support you throughout your studies and facilitate your success. Find out more Open science At the end of 2019, the University of Montpellier aligned itself with the national policy for reproducible science. This dedicated website outlines the University's comprehensive plan, led by the Vice President for Open Science and Research Data Research made possible by collaboration between numerous departments and cross-functional divisions. Learn more Research data The University of Montpellier coordinates several initiatives to support the management and use of research data. The EcoDoR workshop (towards a research data ecosystem) brings together data management experts at the Montpellier site around a one-stop help desk for drafting data management plans (DMPs), depositing datasets on Research Gouv, and getting started with DMP OPIDoR. The Montpellier Institute for Data Science (ISDM) offers mass storage and scientific computing infrastructure for all communities, as well as support services (data clinic, training, events). Scientific culture The dissemination of scientific culture involves the transfer of knowledge, techniques, and expertise between science and society. This is one of the missions of universities and is a voluntary approach that mobilizes the University of Montpellier and its scientific community: researchers, Professors, doctoral students, etc. Find out more Research Ethics Committee (CER) of the University of Montpellier The Research Ethics Committee of the University of Montpellier was officially established on February 8, 2022. Its objective is to reinforce the measures put in place by the University of Montpellier to promote awareness and application of ethical and professional principles in response to questions raised by scientific progress and its contemporary societal repercussions, regardless of the field of research. The University of Montpellier Research Ethics Committee is responsible for providing ethical advice on research projects and protocols in all scientific fields, particularly those involving human subjects, elements of private life, and data relating to human subjects. Learn more

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The ISDM, drawing on the excellence of academic resources in data management and exploitation, aims to promote responsible data management and deploy support measures to facilitate and strengthen the use of data science. Label: Service Unit (US) Main supervisory body: UM WEBSITE

The Montpellier Laboratory for Universe and Particles (LUPM) is dedicated to studying the universe as a whole and in its smallest dimensions. At LUPM, researchers and teacher-researchers study fundamental constituents such as the most elementary particles, atoms, and molecules, as well as the largest and oldest gravitational structures such as stars and galaxies. Organized into three scientific teams, the LUPM's field of research is very broad and covers large areas of theoretical physics, fundamental and observational astrophysics, such as the physics of the early universe, the study of the properties of elementary particles, the nature of dark matter, the objects at the origin of high-energy cosmic rays, the formation of the first molecules in the Universe, the structure and evolution of stars, and their interaction with the interstellar medium. Label: Joint Research Unit Research UMR) Main supervisory bodies: CNRS, UMP Research cluster: Mathematics, Computer Science, Physics, and Systems Doctoral school: Information, Structures, Systems HAL portal: publications by the structure WEBSITE

The Laboratory of Mechanics and Civil Engineering addresses original topics based on fundamental questions, as well as more recent topics based on interactions with biology, chemistry, environmental sciences, etc. Organized into seven research teams, the LMGC covers a wide range of topics, from welding to thermography, biomechanics, wood, mathematics, granular media, and innovative structures. These topics combine structural research and applied research at the heart of innovation and concerns in industry, health, and the environment. Label: Joint Research Unit Research UMR) Main supervisory bodies: CNRS, UMP Research pole: Mathematics, Computer Science, Physics, and Systems Doctoral schools: Chemical Sciences BALARD; Information, Structures, Systems HAL portal: publications by the structure LMGC laboratory website

https://youtu.be/YV19PcazyAk Le Laboratoire d’Informatique, de Robotique et de Microélectronique de Montpellier (LIRMM) est une Unité Mixte de Recherche de l’Université de Montpellier (UM) et du Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS). Le laboratoire a un partenariat avec Inria, l’Université Paul Valéry de Montpellier (UPV) et l’Université de Perpignan (UPVD). Ses activités de recherche le positionnent pleinement au cœur des Sciences et Technologies de l’Information, de la Communication et des Systèmes. Elles sont menées au sein de 3 départements scientifiques et de 22 équipes de recherche et concernent l’Informatique (algorithmique et complexité, intelligence artificielle, science des données, génie logiciel, recherche opérationnelle, etc.), la Robotique (robotique pour l’industrie du futur, robotique humanoïde et interactions homme-robot, robotique d’exploration sous-marine et robotique chirurgicale et dispositifs médicaux) et la Microélectronique (modélisation, conception, test, fiabilité, sécurité et efficacité énergétique de systèmes électroniques intégrés complexes). Le LIRMM accueille plus de 400 personnes, incluant des enseignants-chercheurs et chercheurs, doctorants et post-doctorants ainsi que des personnels IT et BIATS. Label : Unité Mixte de Recherche (UMR)Tutelles principales : CNRS, UMTutelles secondaires : INRIA, UPVD, UPVMPôle de recherche : Mathématiques, Informatique, Physique et SystèmesÉcole doctorale : Information, Structures, SystèmesPortail HAL : publications de la structure SITE WEB

The L2C is a physics laboratory whose distinctive feature is that it possesses, within a single unit, a wide range of expertise ranging from the most mathematical theoretical physics to physical chemistry and biophysics, with a strong foundation in fundamental research devoted to condensed matter and nanoscience. A significant part of the L2C's activities is focused on applications, which takes the form of patents, industrial collaborations, and even the creation of start-ups. The L2C's activities are increasingly positioned at the interfaces with chemistry, biology-health, and agronomy. Label: Joint Research Unit Research UMR) Main supervisory bodies: CNRS, UMP Research cluster: Mathematics, Computer Science, Physics, and Systems Doctoral school: Information, Structures, Systems HAL portal: publications by the organization WEBSITE

The Montpellier Alexander Grothendieck Institute (IMAG) is a joint research unit of the CNRS and the University of Montpellier with nearly 170 members, located on the university's Triolet campus. Research at IMAG covers a very broad spectrum, ranging from fundamental mathematics to industrial applications, not to mention teaching and epistemology. The laboratory is structured around four research teams: Geometry, Topology, and Algebra (GTA); Analysis, Scientific Computing, and Optimization of Montpellier (ACSIOM); Probability and Statistics (EPS); Didactics and Epistemology of Mathematics (DEMa). It also has a joint project team with Inria and HydroSciences Montpellier, the Lemon team, created in January 2019. The research activities carried out at IMAG position it as one of the main gateways to mathematics and its applications in the south of France. Label: Joint Research Unit Research UMR) Main supervisory bodies: CNRS, UM Secondary supervisory body: INRIA Research cluster: Mathematics, Computer Science, Physics, and Systems Doctoral school: Information, Structures, Systems HAL portal: publications by the organization WEBSITE

Specializing in components and systems in the fields of electronics, microelectronics, photonics, energy, thermal engineering, and acoustics, IES stands out primarily for its expertise in developing sensors and systems for use in hostile or extreme environments (defense, space, marine, and nuclear).IES is recognized as a world leader in four key areas: infrared, reliability, sensors, and terahertz. Label: Joint Research Unit Research UMR) Main supervisory bodies: CNRS, UMP Research cluster: Mathematics, Computer Science, Physics, and Systems Doctoral school: Information, Structures, Systems HAL portal: publications by the organization WEBSITE

The ESPACE-DEV joint research unit conducts research on the spatial dynamics that characterize eco-sociosystems. Its objectives concern the definition of indicators for these dynamics: biogeophysical, societal changes, risks linked to emerging diseases based on environmental parameters, changes and vulnerability of territories to global changes. To this end, it develops methodologies in spatial remote sensing and knowledge integration. Label: Joint Research Unit Research UMR) Main supervisory bodies: IRD, U RÉUNION, U GUYANE, U ANTILLES, U Nouvelle Calédonie, UPVD Secondary supervisory body: UMP Research cluster: Mathematics, Computer Science, Physics and Systems Doctoral schools: Information, Structures, Systems; Biodiversity, Agriculture, Food, Environment, Earth, Water HAL portal: publications by the organization WEBSITE