[LUM#22] Animal Intelligence
Published on: November 20 , 2024
The mechanisms of animal perception remain a mystery, and research into them is sometimes conducted at…
Science at UM [S04-ep08]: The Mpox Outbreak
Published on: November 14 , 2024
This week on "Science at the UM": Martine Peeters from the Transvihmi laboratory and Eddy Lusamaki…
[LUM#22] Natural Creativity
Published on: November 12 , 2024
Can artificial intelligence be creative? According to researcher Charles…
Science at UM [S04-ep07]: Artificial Intelligence in the Service of Debate
Published on: November 7 , 2024
This week on "Science at UM," Mathieu Lafourcade, a researcher at the laboratory…
[LUM#22] Toward Better-Protected Data
Published on: November 5 , 2024
While data is the raw material of artificial intelligence, it is sometimes…
A panel discussion at the University of Marseille on the issue of reopening mines in France
Published on: November 4 , 2024
On Tuesday, November 12, experts will gather for a roundtable discussion on…
Silence in the classroom: a quiet classroom, a studious classroom?
Published on: November 4 , 2024
Do students need to be quiet in order to learn effectively? While silence has long…
[LUM#22] Symbolic AI, on the other hand, is based on human reasoning
Published on: October 29 , 2024
Logical and efficient, symbolic AI hasn’t had its final say in the face of machine learning, which…
“Will you buy fewer plastic bottles?” A simple question can change our behavior
Published on: October 27 , 2024
Are you planning to buy fewer plastic water bottles in the future? Maybe…
“Sud de sciences” Science Film Festival
Generative AI for Fracture Analysis
Published on: October 24 , 2024
What if the widespread use of generative AI systems (GIA) in society…
Science at UM [S04-ep06]: Generative AI and Fracture
Published on: October 24 , 2024
This week on "Science at UM," Florence Rodhain and Saloua Zgoulli, researchers at…
[LUM#22] No AI Without Humans
Published on: October 22 , 2024
Computers that can learn are no longer science fiction—they’re a reality…
Students: To eat better, consider exploring your city!
Published on: October 21 , 2024
Between budget constraints, logistical challenges, and geographical limitations, it’s not easy…
Fish communities can benefit both nature and human populations in tropical reefs
Published on: October 18 , 2024
For the first time, an international team led by researchers from the University of…
Science at UM [S04-ep05]: The Decline of Insects
Published on: October 17 , 2024
This week on "Science at UM," Laurence Gaume, a researcher at the Amap laboratory, talks to us about…