Science at UM [S01-ep04]: From Cancer Ecology to the Zoology Collection
Published on: November 19 , 2021
This week, Justine Boutry, a doctoral student at Mivegec, talks to us about the impact of cancer on…
[LUM#15] On the Elephant Trail
Published on: November 17 , 2021
What if memory isn't actually the most amazing thing about elephants? Some…
Science at UM [S01-ep03]: Portrayals of Obesity at the Baillarguet Insectarium
Published on: November 15 , 2021
In this episode: the perspectives of obese individuals who are candidates for surgery…
[LUM#15] Research Major Soils
Published on: November 10 , 2021
In Africa, 45% of the land is considered "degraded." A process of desertification,…
The Origins of Oyster Color: A PhD Student’s Emotional Journey
Published on: November 5 , 2021
The holidays are (almost) here—a special time to celebrate and…
Artificial Intelligence and the Dugong
Published on: October 22 , 2021
Better protecting marine megafauna through social media and intelligence…
Science at UM [S01-ep02]: From Opioids Without Side Effects to the Economic Experimentation Platform
Published on: October 21 , 2021
In this episode: opioid painkillers that may one day be free of…
Science at UM [S01-ep01]: From Tanzania to the Fabre Museum
Published on: October 15 , 2021
On the agenda for this season’s first episode: the benefits…
A Look Back at the 4th Day of the FHU RegenHab and the M.E.R. Research Track of the Biology-Health Cluster
Published on: October 13 , 2021
The FHU REGENHAB, supported by the University Hospital and the University of Montpellier, and led by Christian…
[LUM#15] Is Ebola still around?
Published on: October 1 , 2021
Patients who are still suffering more than four years after their recovery, and a virus that’s playing…
Archaeological finds shed light on the history of winemaking in Champagne
Published on: September 27 , 2021
When you think of the Champagne region, you think of… champagne. A symbol—or even a synonym—of celebration and luxury, the…
[LUM#15] Africa
Published on: September 6 , 2021
On the occasion of the new Africa–France Summit, hosted this year in Montpellier, this…
Why it is unlikely that the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus will lose its virulence
Published on: September 6 , 2021
Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, strong opinions have been regularly expressed…
“It’s for your own good”: Can a punishment truly be altruistic?
Published on: August 30 , 2021
"Economics is the science that studies human behavior as a relationship between..."
When virtual reality experiences make you want to travel…
Published on: August 24 , 2021
According to the World Tourism Organization, 95% of the world’s tourists are concentrated…
“The cold forests are burning! Siberia is burning, Canada is burning!”
Published on: July 22 , 2021
On June 9, the University of Montpellier signed an agreement with the University of Quebec in…