COVID: A new modeling method to better assess epidemic risks
Published on: June 23 , 2023
For thousands of years, humanity has been struck by epidemics... Each time, it has...
Science at UM [S02-ep28]: From bio-based plastics to innovation after-work events
Published on: June 22 , 2023
This week on Science at UM, Emmanuelle Gastaldi from the IATE laboratory tells us...
Are ice baths and cold showers a cure-all after exercise?
Published on: June 22 , 2023
You've probably seen images of athletes immersing themselves in ice-cold water...
[LUM#19] Energy beneath the pavement
Published on: June 21 , 2023
Drilling to recover heat from the Earth is the principle behind geothermal energy. A source...
Science at UM [S02-ep27]: From local food policies to bio-logging
Published on: June 16 , 2023
This week in Science at UM, Coline Perrin, a geography researcher at the laboratory...
[LUM#18] Tilio, age 7: “Who does the sea belong to?”
Published on: June 13 , 2023
Tilio, age 7. Future ocean cleaner or Jedi master. No one! The ocean defies all...
CSR can be effective even when it is just pure greenwashing.
Published on: June 12 , 2023
Many companies implement social responsibility policies and...
How music helps combat the effects of Parkinson's disease
Published on: June 12 , 2023
The beating of our hearts, the flow of air in our lungs, the prosody of our voices, or the movements of...
Dogs in schools: animal-assisted therapy to care for students
Published on: June 8 , 2023
Oasis, Pixel, Naya, Platon, and Silou are not new acronyms that the national education system...
Science at UM [S02-ep26]: From the cost of electricity to Agropolis conferences
Published on: June 8 , 2023
This week on A l’UM la science, François Mirabel, a researcher at Montpellier, researches...
[LUM#19] “Opening up the electricity sector to competition comes at a high price”
Published on: June 8 , 2023
How and by whom are electricity prices set? What is a tariff?
[LUM#18] “Coastal risk management will be inter-territorial or it will not be at all”
Published on: June 6 , 2023
In the Gulf of Lion, 25% of the coastline is subject to erosion. This widespread phenomenon, which is accompanied by...
[LUM#19] Let's get to work!
Published on: June 1 , 2023
Improving charcoal manufacturing processes, the most widely used fuel...
Science at UM [S02-ep25]: From pancreatic islet transplantation to the AETE-ISO platform
Published on: June 1 , 2023
This week on Science at UM, Orianne Villars, a physician in the department...
[LUM#18] Towards sustainable fishing
Published on: May 30 , 2023
How can we reconcile the exploitation and preservation of fishery resources? That is the...
Science at UM [S02-ep24]: From the decline of birds to yeast
Published on: May 25 , 2023
This week on A l’UM la science, Vincent Devictor and Stanislas Rigal, researchers at ISEM...