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…
One of the last remaining habitats of the angel shark, discovered thanks to Corsican fishermen
Published on: October 17 , 2024
Once common in the Mediterranean, the angel shark is now one of the species…
[LUM#22] “Everyone has their own definition of artificial intelligence!”
Published on: October 15 , 2024
As AI becomes an increasingly prominent part of our lives and our imaginations with its…
Science at UM [S04-ep04]: The Health of France's Mayors
Published on: October 10 , 2024
This week on *A l’UM la science*, Olivier Torrès and Mathieu Le Moal from the observatory…
[LUM#22] AI Portraits
Published on: October 7 , 2024
Generative AI, symbolic AI, deep learning, neural networks… To better understand…
Science at UM [S04-ep03]: The Race for Rare Metals
Published on: October 3 , 2024
This week on "Science at UM," Roberto Interdonato, a researcher at the Tetis Laboratory, will…
A Revolution on the Rails: How Low-Cost Rail Travel Is Challenging the Traditional High-Speed Train
Published on: October 1 , 2024
In 2013, Ouigo, the low-cost version of the classic TGV, hit the tracks. Intended to revitalize…
Mechanisms: With the Nagoya Protocol, “contribute to the conservation of biodiversity”
Published on: September 30 , 2024
Océane Trevennec works at Dipa. Along with Agnès Mignot, Vice President in charge of…
Science at UM [S04-ep02]: Students' Food Environment
Published on: September 26 , 2024
This week on "Science at UM," Angélique Rodhain and Karine Garcia, researchers at MRM, will…
The French far right’s fascination with Putin’s Russia
Published on: September 25 , 2024
The ties between Russia and the French far right have changed significantly over time.…
When it comes to climate change, some banks are doing better than others
Published on: September 24 , 2024
You may have heard that one of the ways to contribute to the climate transition is…
Science at UM [S04-ep01]: Optimizing Paralympic Performance
Published on: September 19 , 2024
Science is back at UM for a new season with sociologists Yann Beldame and Rémi Richard…
Science-society relations: “It’s our role to sow the seeds”
Published on: September 17 , 2024
Listen to science stories about the work of researchers at the University…
Ratings, labels, scales… the challenge of labeling to promote sustainable eating
Published on: September 16 , 2024
What information should be highlighted on packaging (and how) to encourage consumers to…
Brutal transparency and gentle confinement: how collaborative platforms control you
Published on: September 8 , 2024
"In our society, to access goods and services, you have to know the ropes, at…"
Para-athletes: "Inspirational porn" and stereotypes, the struggle to secure sponsors
Published on: August 25 , 2024
As the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games get underway, not all participating athletes have…