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Is neoliberalism bad for your health?

Conversation

Published on: April 16 , 2021

The nature of public debates can sometimes be surprising to those exploring the field of economics;…

What do we know about the role of schools in the COVID-19 pandemic? Five experts weigh in

Conversation

Published on: April 8 , 2021

The issue of school closures has been the subject of recurring debates since the beginning of…

Rivoc and BiodivOc: The Keys to a Better Future in Occitanie

Published on: April 5 , 2021

Advancing regional research to better preserve biodiversity and more effectively combat…

[LUM#14] Precious Gems

LUM

Published on: March 30 , 2021

How can we make the ecological transition as clean as possible? Thanks to geologists. Three…

# Science at Muse: Long-Term Aftereffects Among Ebola Survivors

Published on: March 26 , 2021

Welcome to the program co-produced by the University of Montpellier and Divergence-FM, which…

[LUM#14] Observing Mourning Behavior in Chacma Baboons

LUM

Published on: March 25 , 2021

Grief does not end at the threshold of human life. Numerous studies report that…

A Journey Through Public Law with Pascale Idoux

Pascale Idoux is a professor and researcher in public law, and she talks about her field the way others talk about birds: by taking you on a journey. Over the course of an hour spent within the walls of an office at the Faculty of Law and Political Science, she takes us on a journey from the European Organization for Public Law to the training program at the Institut de l’entreprise, touching on nuclear law, the Institut universitaire de France, and, of course, the University of Montpellier.

# Science Is Fun: From Grief in Chacma Baboons to the Anatomy Museum

Published on: March 19 , 2021

Welcome to *La science s’aMuse*, the science show co-produced byUM

Conversation with Mircea Sofonea: “Today, the virus is spreading exponentially”

Conversation

Published on: March 19 , 2021

What is the current status of the pandemic in our country? What should we make of the measures announced on Thursday…

[LUM#14] A Grain of Salt in the Eternity of the Pharaohs

LUM

Published on: March 18 , 2021

Salt for preservation? Not always… And that’s precisely the problem for the pharaohs Osorkon II and…

More Transparent Hiring with the HR Excellence in Research Certification

Published on: March 16 , 2021

The University of Montpellier has published its recruitment policy for researchers and…

# Science Is Fun: From Seabird Migration to the Earth's Movements

Published on: March 11 , 2021

Welcome to *La science s’aMuse*, the science show co-produced byUM

[LUM#14] Dear Rare Species

LUM

Published on: March 9 , 2021

How do we determine whether a species is rare? A new study highlights the need…

# Science Is Fun: SARS-CoV-2 and Its Variants

Published on: March 4 , 2021

Welcome to this new episode of *La science s’aMuse*, the science show co-produced…

A New Therapeutic Target for Acute Leukemia

LUM

Published on: March 1 , 2021

At the forefront of therapeutic advances in the treatment of acute myeloid leukemia,…

Randall Wisser, the geneticist who combines AI and biodiversity

American geneticist Randall Wisser has just joined INRAE to develop the seeds of the future. His approach: drawing on the genetic resources of seeds from around the world and then using computer modeling to simulate their adaptation to new environments. Coming from the University of Delaware, his arrival in Montpellier is the result of an EXPLORE exchange, MUSE’s international mobility program.