[LUM#9] When the Pain Lingers
Published on: March 6 , 2019
...are now just a distant memory. Check out the UM podcastsUM
Lecture: “Art & the Brain, or How Our Brain Interprets Art”
Chronic Diseases: Combating Them More Effectively Through Physical Activity
Published on: February 22 , 2019
...during breast cancer treatment). 4. Physical activity is a form of treatment…
Flavie Coquel, for Women and Science
Restoring trust in public discourse and respect for citizens through digital debate
Published on: February 13 , 2019
...truths of debatable arguments, so we could better distinguish between the…
[LUM#9] Pain Relievers and Pregnancy: A Dangerous Combination
Published on: February 12 , 2019
...even in the most mundane everyday products. Check out the podcasts from…
[LUM#9] Pollution
Published on: February 7 , 2019
Residues from the chemical industry, pharmaceutical products, endocrine disruptors, etc.
“School Strike for Climate”: High School Students Are Shaking Up the Agenda
Published on: February 4 , 2019
"I'd like them to put their own interests aside, so that…
Raphaël, age 8: “What are chromosomes for?”
Published on: January 17 , 2019
Our body is made up of a collection of cells. Inside each one is…
[LUM#8] She Fulfills Herself
Published on: January 15 , 2019
...already filling his own with new projects, and more…
Meditation in Schools: Secularizing a Spiritual Practice?
Published on: January 14 , 2019
Meditation is playing an increasingly important role in daily life, at work…
Telemedicine, e-health: Why Are There Obstacles?
Published on: January 11 , 2019
Connected devices and the Internet of Things, diagnostic algorithms related to…
Toads, fish, and nematode worms: the space station's quirky menagerie
Published on: January 11 , 2019
They are called “model organisms”: flies, mice, …
[LUM#8] Insectivore
Published on: January 8 , 2019
"...major," emphasizes the student entrepreneur, who hopes to do well...
