[LUM#15] On the Elephant Trail
Published on: November 17 , 2021
What if memory wasn't the most amazing thing about elephants after all? What if it was...
Science at UM [S01-ep03]: Representations of obesity at the Baillarguet insectarium
Published on: November 15 , 2021
On this program: the discourse of obese people who are candidates for surgery...
[LUM#15] Research major soils
Published on: November 10 , 2021
In Africa, 45% of land is considered "degraded." A process of desertification...
The origins of oyster color: a doctoral student's emotional journey
Published on: November 5 , 2021
The holiday season is (almost) upon us, a special time to celebrate and...
Denis Mukwege, honorary doctorate
Artificial intelligence and the dugong
Published on: October 22 , 2021
Better protection for marine megafauna thanks to social media and intelligence...
Science at UM [S01-ep02]: From opioids with no side effects to the economics experimentation platform
Published on: October 21 , 2021
On the agenda for this program: opioid painkillers may one day be free of...
Science at UM [S01-ep01]: From Tanzania to the Fabre Museum
Published on: October 15 , 2021
On the agenda for this first show of the season: the benefits...
A look back at the fourth day of the FHU RegenHab & the M.E.R. axis of the Biology-Health Cluster
Published on: October 13 , 2021
The REGENHAB FHU, supported by the University Hospital and the University of Montpellier, directed by Christian...
[LUM#15] Ebola, still around?
Published on: October 1 , 2021
Patients who still suffer more than four years after their recovery, and a virus that plays...
Archaeological finds shed light on the history of winemaking in Champagne
Published on: September 27 , 2021
When you think of the Champagne region, you think of... champagne. A symbol and even synonym of celebration and luxury, champagne...
[LUM#15] Africas
Published on: September 6 , 2021
On the occasion of the new Africa-France summit hosted this year in Montpellier, this...
Why it is unlikely that the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus will lose its virulence
Published on: September 6 , 2021
Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, strong opinions have been regularly expressed...
"It's for your own good": can punishment really be altruistic?
Published on: August 30 , 2021
"Economics is the science that studies human behavior as a relationship between...
When virtual reality experiences make you want to travel...
Published on: August 24 , 2021
According to the World Tourism Organization, 95% of global tourists are concentrated...
GAVO Program: A chemical library dedicated to nucleic acid components
Published on: July 25 , 2021
Four French laboratories, including the Max Mousseron Biomolecules Institute,...