The Hubble Tension: Can Magnetic Fields Help Solve One of the Universe’s Greatest Mysteries?
Published on: March 13 , 2026
While the expansion of the universe is an established fact, the rate at which it occurs is a matter of debate…
Science at UM [S05-ep11]: What if the Earth tilts?
Published on: March 12 , 2026
This week on Science at UM, Vasilis Dakos, researcher at the Institute of Science...
Science at UM
Can we truly understand an emotion without feeling it?
Protecting coral reefs does not compensate for decades of decline in reef fish populations.
Published on: March 6 , 2026
An international study conducted by researchers from the University of Montpellier, the CNRS, and...
The PLATO space mission: discovering new worlds, exploring the stars
Workshop with two researchers from the SHS Pesticides group
Deafness and neurocognitive disorders will be the themes of the next Science Bar 2026, associated with Brain Awareness Week.
Published on: March 2 , 2026
On Thursday, March 19, starting at 7:30 p.m., the third Science Bar of the year will take place...
I love you, me neither! Our complex relationship with taxation
Published on: March 1 , 2026
"Too much tax kills tax," says the economist's famous phrase...
“What is the nature of the Earth?”: implications for environmental knowledge and policy
When the ear gets tired, the brain gets confused.
Science at UM [S05-ep10]: Otter, are you there?
Published on: February 27 , 2026
This week on Science at UM, Simon Lacombe, doctoral student at the Ecology Center...
Otters on the Lez: understanding biodiversity in the city
Sibling rivalry among baboons
Published on: February 19 , 2026
A new study conducted by the University of Montpellier and the Institute of Sciences of...
Montpellier Global Days 2026: Food, People, Planet
