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The Challenges of Authentication in Protecting Creativity at the Source

Conversation

Published on: May 26 , 2022

Innovation, creativity, and the expression of creativity are the fundamental drivers of success…

[LUM#16] Detox Champions

LUM , Podcast

Published on: May 24 , 2022

Every day, they drink water that is heavily contaminated with arsenic. And yet these residents…

The “anti-elitist” elite: a French paradox

Conversation

Published on: May 23 , 2022

The results of the presidential election have led many observers to believe that…

Science Images: New Materials for Trapping or Filtering Molecules

Conversation

Published on: May 18 , 2022

This image was taken during the formation of a membrane made of ultraporous material, which…

[LUM#16] Waters and Debates

LUM , Podcast

Published on: May 16 , 2022

While water is a major global issue, water policies, for their part, remain rather…

Science at theUM [S01-ep21]: From the MT 180 Competition to the ARCAD Center

Published on: May 13 , 2022

This week on *A l’UM * Science, doctoral students Rhofrane Mrabti and Clément Trotobas will…

Science at theUM [S01-ep20]: From Plants’ Natural Immunity to X-ray Fluorescence Spectroscopy

Published on: May 9 , 2022

This week, Thomas Kroj, a biologist at PHIM, discusses his study on the stimulation of…

Exploring the Deep Sea Through Environmental DNA, or How to Uncover Unexpected Biodiversity

Conversation

Published on: May 9 , 2022

The ocean covers two-thirds of the planet, more than half of which lies more than 3…

What are the main responsibilities of a medical examiner during mass disasters?

Conversation

Published on: May 5 , 2022

In the regions around Kyiv—such as in Bucha and Mariupol, in particular—the recent discovery of…

Once Upon a Time, François Ost

Under the patronage of Alexandre Viala, professor of public law at theUM, the University of Montpellier had the honor and pleasure of welcoming Belgian scholar François Ost to confer upon him the title of Doctor Honoris Causa. Here is a profile of this legal scholar and philosopher of law who excels in the art of narrating the law to better understand it.

[LUM#16] River Biodiversity in Jeopardy

LUM , Podcast

Published on: May 2 , 2022

Between extinctions caused by habitat changes or pollution, and the…

Julie Josse, the missing link in statistics

Julie Josse, a statistician and researcher at INRIA, joined the Desbrest Institute of Epidemiology and Public Health (IDESP) in January 2021. As a specialist in missing data, she has been applying statistical power to the field of health for nearly ten years.