# Science Is Fun: The Merger of Regions
Published on: May 21 , 2021
Welcome to *La science s’aMuse*, the science show co-produced by theUM and…
# Science Has Fun: Is the End of Sleeping Sickness in Sight?
Published on: May 10 , 2021
Welcome to the program co-produced by the University of Montpellier and Divergence-FM…
Conversation with Mircea Sofonea: “In France, control of the epidemic remains fragile”
Published on: May 7 , 2021
On May 3, we entered the first phase of a plan to ease lockdown restrictions, which is scheduled to last…
Adventure Playgrounds to Redefine Children’s Place in the City
Published on: May 7 , 2021
Invented nearly a century ago in Denmark, adventure playgrounds are spaces…
Regional Mergers: New Bottle, Same Wine?
Published on: May 5 , 2021
Life sometimes offers compensations that are as unlikely as they are unexpected. The residents of…
X, ENA… The power of the network: an obstacle to managerial control with harmful effects
Published on: April 30 , 2021
Everyone knows how important networking is in the business world. The power of the network of…
Debate: School in Nature—An Alternative to Be Developed
Published on: April 26 , 2021
The craze for outdoor schooling is very real. For the past year, the stands…
The Physical Reality of the Digital World
Published on: April 22 , 2021
In his novel *The Name of the Rose*, Umberto Eco describes the organization and preservation of data…
[LUM#14] Bottling France
Published on: April 21 , 2021
Can a small company succeed in the export market? To answer this question, Carole Maurel* and…
Globally, no decoupling is expected between GDP and energy consumption
Published on: April 20 , 2021
To assess a country's carbon footprint, not only emissions are taken into account…
Is neoliberalism bad for your health?
Published on: April 16 , 2021
The nature of public debates can sometimes be surprising to those exploring the field of economics;…
What Do We Know About the Role of Schools in the COVID-19 Pandemic? Five Experts Weigh In
Published on: April 8 , 2021
The issue of school closures has been the subject of recurring debates since the beginning of…
# Science at Muse: Long-Term Aftereffects Among Ebola Survivors
Published on: March 26 , 2021
Welcome to the program co-produced by the University of Montpellier and Divergence-FM, which…
[LUM#14] Observing Mourning Behavior in Chacma Baboons
Published on: March 25 , 2021
Grief does not end at the threshold of human life. Numerous studies report that…
# Science Is Fun: From Grief Among Chacma Baboons to the Anatomy Museum
Published on: March 19 , 2021
Welcome to *La science s’aMuse*, the science show co-produced by theUM and…
Conversation with Mircea Sofonea: “Today, the virus is spreading exponentially”
Published on: March 19 , 2021
What is the current status of the pandemic in our country? What should we make of the measures announced on Thursday…