Science at UM [S02-ep17]: The Impact of Sanitary Products on Women’s Health at BioWooEB
Published on: March 9 , 2023
This week on "Science at UM," Ignacio Bravo, a virologist at Mivegec, shares a study…
Skates and sharks were hit hard by the last mass extinction 66 million years ago
Published on: March 7 , 2023
The last mass extinction to affect the evolution of life occurred …
What will nature be like tomorrow along our Occitan coastlines?
Alison Duncan: Competition and Cooperation Among Parasites
Soccer: When Data Drives Performance
Published on: March 2 , 2023
Our society is becoming increasingly digitized thanks to the use of a wide range of…
Well-being in Education: How and Why?
Robots that are becoming more and more like humans
Published on: February 28 , 2023
Our society is changing. More and more, we are welcoming a new kind of person into our midst. The…
“Water resources: Things are getting complicated!”
Preview of the film “Gold and Arsenic Mine”
Pesticides in Tap Water: How Are Tests Conducted in France?
Published on: February 21 , 2023
In September 2022, the magazine *Complément d’enquête* (France 2) and the daily newspaper *Le Monde*…
Micropollutants: What Are These Molecules That Contaminate Our Water?
Published on: February 21 , 2023
Today, our waterways are polluted by all kinds of waste and chemicals…
Managing Biodiversity: How to Fail at It?
Identifying and Developing Talent Among Young Soccer Players
Adolescence: A Crossroads of Influences
Science at UM [S02-ep16]: From Plushie Science to Flatsat and the Hackathon
Published on: February 16 , 2023
This week, Thierry Brassac, a science communicator at the University of Montpellier, is…