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What will nature look like tomorrow along our Occitan coastlines?

21 Mar 2023

des Verriès - 34 allée des Verriès, 34980 Saint-Gély-du-Fesc (above the roundabout near the gendarmerie)

Alison Duncan: Competition and Cooperation Among Parasites

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 interactions between parasites, as well as between hosts and parasites. In 2022, she received the Mariano Gago Springboard Award for bilateral cooperation between France and Portugal.

The Signal in the Noise: Size and Dynamics of Topological Domains Based on DNA Fluctuations

10 Mar 2023

St Priest , Building 2, Moreau Lecture Hall - 860 Rue de St Priest, 34090 Montpellier

Soccer: When Data Drives Performance

Conversation

Published on: March 2 , 2023

Our society is becoming increasingly digitized thanks to the use of a wide range of…

Call for Proposals: 2023 ExposUM Doctoral Nexus Institute Training Program

for Proposals

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?

16 Tue 2023

le Dôme - 2 Avenue Georges Clémenceau, Montpellier

Robots That Are Becoming More and More Like Humans

Conversation

Published on: February 28 , 2023

Our society is changing. More and more, we are welcoming a new kind of person into our midst. The…

Electricity Market Organization and Carbon Neutrality by 2050: Do Economists Have the Solution?

09 Mar 2023

Montpellier, Place Eugène Bataillon, Montpellier

Impactive: Sustainable Pharmaceutical Chemistry

Published on: February 24 , 2023

Producing molecules of pharmaceutical interest in a more environmentally friendly and cost-effective way…

“Water Resources: Things Are Getting Complicated!”

24 Mar 2023

of Law and Political Science, Lecture Hall 1—39 Rue de l’Université, Montpellier

Oussama Khatib: A Deep Dive into Robotics

With his Ocean One diving archaeology robot, Oussama Khatib—director of the Stanford Robotics Lab and a world-renowned researcher—is shining a spotlight on the mysteries of the deep sea and robotics. On February 20, based on the recommendations of his French colleagues Philippe Poignet, Vincent Creuze, and Philippe Fraisse—all three robotics researchers at Lirmm—the Franco-American was awarded an honorary doctorate from the University of Montpellier.