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A political scientist at UM, Laura Michel has been coordinating a research collective focused entirely on social sciences and humanities related to public transition policies since 2024. This role led to her appointment as director of the Mak'it program, Montpellier's institute for advanced studies specializing in transition.

The UAR PAC Chimie Balard Montpellier offers a unique set of equipment for the analysis and physicochemical characterization of materials and biomolecules (analysis of solutions, solids, surfaces, determination of structural, textural, and thermodynamic properties). The PAC Montpellier aims to address multidisciplinary analytical issues, mainly in the fields of chemistry and at the interfaces between biology and health, agronomy and ecology, and materials and the environment. The Analysis and Characterization Platform offers exceptional measurement capabilities in X-ray diffraction, electron microscopy, NMR spectroscopy, IR-Raman spectroscopy, Mössbauer spectrometry, SQUID magnetometry, RPE spectroscopy, XPS, mass spectrometry, textural and granulometric analysis, chemical analysis (elemental analysis, AAS, ICP-MS, X-ray fluorescence), calorimetric and thermal analysis, and dielectric spectroscopy. The various services are organized around centers of expertise based on technical staff dedicated to these devices, in constant contact with researchers and Professors in the field. The Analysis and Characterization Platform of the Balard Chemistry Cluster is open to the entire academic scientific community and the industrial world (large groups, SMEs, startups). Access to services is provided in the form of services, collaborations, or partnerships, including: analytical services provided by PAC staff, research and development projects, methodological and instrumental developments, theoretical and practical training. Label: Support and Research Unit Research UAR) Main supervisory bodies: UM - CNRS - ENSCMP Research cluster: Chemistry cluster

The InterTryp joint research unit is developing a "One Health" approach in the global context of eliminating these neglected tropical diseases. It conducts research at various levels (gene, molecule, individual, territory, country, region) to better understand the pathogen system and assess the risks. It studies the longer-term mechanisms of co-evolution between parasites, vectors, symbionts, and mammalian hosts (animals and humans) linked to these changes. It proposes prevention and control methods adapted to the constraints of developing countries: surveillance tools adapted to the context, new therapeutic molecules, vector control, and vaccine research. In particular, it is behind the first vaccine against canine leishmaniasis. Label: Joint Research Unit Research UMR) Main supervisory bodies: CIRAD - IRD Secondary supervisory body: UMP Research cluster: Biology-Health Cluster (BS) Doctoral schools: CBS2: Chemical and Biological Sciences for Health - GAIA: Biodiversity, Agriculture, Food, Environment, Earth, Water Website

Label: Support and Research Unit Research UAR) Main supervisory bodies: CNRS - UMP Research cluster: Agriculture-Environment-Biodiversity Cluster (AEB)