What we know about Tapinoma magnum, the shiny black ant invading Europe
Content type: The conversation
Published on: November 6 , 2025
Numerous invasive colonies of the black ant Tapinoma magnum have been...
Chikungunya, dengue fever, West Nile virus: in 2025, France faces unprecedented viral circulation
Content type: The conversation
Published on: November 5 , 2025
Once counted on the fingers of one hand each year, then by the dozens, it is...
Live Science & OREME Society
Content type: Calendar
Developments in winemaking to respond to global warming and market expectations
Content type: Calendar
Secularism today: challenges and prospects 120 years after the 1905 law
Content type: Calendar
From school buses to pedestrian streets, rethinking the journey to school
Content type: The conversation
Published on: November 2 , 2025
Depending on where they live, children and teenagers can join in just a few...
Citizen science in action
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The fetus and its environments
Content type: Calendar
Oceans: fish, an invisible carbon sink threatened by fishing and climate change
Content type: The conversation
Published on: October 29 , 2025
Oceans play a major role in carbon storage, particularly through biomass...
How do we experience our fears?
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Submit to HAL
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Open science and researcher evaluation
Content type: Calendar
APCs and their alternatives to Open Access publishing
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Laura Michel – MAK’IT great again
Content type: Portrait
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.
Can we resolve the problem of the entanglement between facts and values in economics?
Content type: Calendar
Male dominance is not the norm among primates. Conversation with Élise Huchard
Content type: The conversation
Published on: October 15 , 2025
From Darwin until the late 1990s, research on strategies for...