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Winner of the ASDESR1 call for projects With substantial funding of over 3.6 million euros, the Moment-UM project is part of the fourth France 2030 investment plan for the future, launched by the French National Research Agency (ANR). The project aims to strengthen UM's position as a key player in European research, continuing education and innovation, through a number of different actions. Europe Moment-UM aims to boost the participation of UM researchers in the Horizon Europe program (European Framework Program for Research and Innovation). The ERC (European Research Council) grants, Marie Sklodowska-Curie actions and the EIC (European Innovation Council) are the preferred instruments. The aim is twofold: to increase the number of projects submitted and to improve the success rate. In close collaboration with three national research organizations based in Montpellier (CNRS, INSERM and IRD), Moment-UM is committed to increasing the visibility and support of research teams on the Montpellier site, through: Strengthening support staff by hiring new experts. Individualized support for project writing. Training and coordination of experts. Increased communication and visibility of funding and projects. Formation Moment'UM aims to strengthen the University of Montpellier's position in the professional training market to enhance the professional development of students, researchers and professionals. This component focuses on the development of short courses and institutional diplomas to meet the specific needs of companies, through: The creation of new courses and diplomas. Promoting a skills-based approach. Setting up collective Validation of Acquired Experience (VAE) programs. Communication and promotion of our training offer. For further information, please contact the MOMENT'UM project coordination team by email. The "Moment'UM" project (ANR-22-ASDR-0029), benefits from government funding managed by the ANR under the France 2030 program. 

Bio'Occ is a project financed by the French government as part of the France 2030 plan. This ambitious regional initiative aims to attract, train and retain the talents and players of tomorrow by developing specialized training in the field of Biotherapies and Bioproduction. Against a backdrop of growing growth in this sector in the Occitanie region, as well as nationwide, Bio'Occ meets a specific demand from industry, which is facing recruitment challenges. By creating a dynamic and innovative ecosystem, this project promises to transform the biotech landscape in the region, while supporting the growth of companies and preparing tomorrow's professionals to meet the challenges of the future. This project has received government funding managed by the Agence Nationale de la Research under the France 2030 program, reference ANR-23-CMAS-0004. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vlrrsc56bCA A project structured around four axes, to meet the objectives of the AMI CMA. Adapting existing training courses: improving their relevance to needs by strengthening partnerships with industry and setting up teaching platforms. Complement the existing training offer:Meet specific skills needs in initial and continuing training. Develop forward-looking tools:Better target changing needs and adapt training programs on an ongoing basis. Deploy communication initiatives:Improve the attractiveness of the professions and the social acceptability of biotherapies. The training courses concerned at the University of Montpellier. BAC +3 BUT Biological Engineering: Medical Biology and Biotechnology BUT Biological Engineering: Food Science and Biotechnology Licence 3 Sciences de la Vie : Parcours Bioproduction et Biotechnologies pour la Santé (L3 BIO²S) - Opening in September 2025 BAC +5 Master Biologie-Santé : Parcours Ingénierie thérapeutique et bioproduction en Biotechnologie-Santé (IBIS) Master Biologie-Santé : Parcours Gestion et évaluation des Essais Thérapeutiques (GET) Master Biologie-Santé : Parcours BIOTIN Master Biologie-Santé : Cancer Biology pathway Master Biology-Health: Experimental and Regenerative Medicine pathway Master Health Engineering: Design and Production of Health Products - Drug sub-course (CPPS) Master Bio-Informatics Master Computer Science: Artificial Intelligence and Data Science pathway (IASD) Bio'Occ: a wide network of partners UM operational team Laila Gannoun, Thérèse Commes, Estelle Grousseau, Anne-Dominique Lajoix, John de Vos, Pierre Morange, Camélia Sennaoui Official page

On August 1, 2024, astronomer Agnès Lèbre took over as director of the Observatoire de recherche montpelliérain de l'environnement (OREME). It's a natural move for the first UM researcher to include an observation service in her mission since 1996.