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SeqOne: Boosting COVID-19 Testing Capacity

Published on: May 17 , 2020

It's a small startup that delivers maximum results. Nicolas Philippe, founder of the…

Andrea Tomassi: A Grant to Revolutionize Geodynamics

Another highlight of April was the success of Andréa Tommasi, a research director at the Geosciences Laboratory at the University of Montpellier, who was awarded a grant from the European Research Council for her RhEoVOLUTION project. It’s been a great start to the year for this specialist in terrestrial deformation, who was also awarded the CNRS Silver Medal in 2020.

MIPS Division Calendar

Published on: February 2 , 2020

Jean Jacques Moreau and the Birth of Non-Regular Mechanics: Through Industrial Partnerships…

UM s in Antarctica with Greenpeace

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Published on: December 19 , 2019

Greenpeace, the most influential environmental organization, called on MARBEC, the laboratory…

Publication of the First White Paper on Biology and Health

Published on: November 26 , 2019

The excellence of research in biology and health at the Montpellier-Nîmes campus, as demonstrated by…

The Montpellier Institute for Water and the Environment Becomes a UNESCO International Center

Published on: November 21 , 2019

On November 18, the General Conference of UNESCO Member States approved the creation…

NAGOYA Protocol: Universities at the Heart of ABS Initiatives

Published on: November 5 , 2019

The University of Montpellier enforces the regulations governing access to resources…

The Future Beach Institute

Published on: September 23 , 2019

In Le Grau-du-Roi, the former Boucanet marine therapy center will soon be home to the institute for…

Amandine Cadiaux: An air purification project through the “Make Our Planet Great Again” program

Amandine CADIAU, who was previously based at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (Saudi Arabia), is joining the ICGM Joint Research Unit (UM —CNRS-ENSCM) to work on the APPAT project: Air purification using new hybrid absorbents, as part of the MOPGA priority research program on combating climate change. The project was officially launched on April 15.

Flavie Coquel, for Women and Science

At 28, Flavie Coquel is a biology researcher at the Institute of Human Genetics (IGH) and the 2018 winner of the L’Oréal-UNESCO “For Women in Science” Award. An interview.

Jean-Marie Ramirez is digitizing histology

“On this slide, you see an eye. An eye taken from one of the last death row inmates in Montpellier to be publicly executed during the Third Republic on Place Albert 1er,” explains Jean-Marie Ramirez knowledgeably, his eyes fixed on the eyepiece of his microscope.

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