Montpellier Universe and Particles Laboratory (LUPM)
The Montpellier Laboratory for the Universe and Particles (LUPM) is dedicated to the study of the universe as a whole and in its smallest dimensions. At LUPM, researchers and faculty members study fundamental building blocks—from the most elementary particles, atoms, and molecules to the largest and oldest gravitational structures, such as stars and galaxies.
Organized into three research teams, the scope of research at LUPM is very broad and covers major areas of theoretical physics, as well as fundamental and observational astrophysics, such as the physics of the early universe, the study of the properties of elementary particles, the nature of dark matter, the sources of high-energy cosmic rays, the formation of the Universe’s first molecules, the structure and evolution of stars, and their interaction with the interstellar medium.
Affiliation: Joint Research Unit(UMR)
Research Primary sponsoring organizations: CNRS, UM
Research cluster: Mathematics, Computer Science, Physics, and Systems
Doctoral school: Information, Structures, Systems
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