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Tawana Kupe: Charisma in the Service of African Higher Education

Following the recommendation of Patrick Caron, Vice President for International Relations, the University of Montpellier awarded Professor Tawana Kupe an honorary doctorate last October. A native of Zimbabwe, this media specialist has enjoyed a distinguished career in South Africa, culminating in his current position as vice chancellor of the University of Pretoria.

Find Your Way with Compas

Published on: January 14 , 2022

...a few years ago, for my freshman year at…

In Africa, more sequencing is needed to better monitor variants

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Published on: January 5 , 2022

...Kania: If we compare the situation on the African continent to that…

"Chemsex": The Dark Side of the Dangerous Combination of Sex and Amphetamines

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Published on: January 3 , 2022

...the production of these synthetic molecules in France is a recent development: the…

How Synthetic Amphetamines Gained Popularity

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Published on: January 3 , 2022

...dopamine levels drop rapidly and return to normal after about 180 minutes....

UM atUM [S01-ep08]: From Zebrafish Regeneration to the Year-End Best-of

Published on: January 3 , 2022

.../ University of Montpellier Host: Lucie Lecherbonnier Interview: Aline…

Five researchers receive the 2021 “Montpellier University of Excellence” Innovation Awards

Published on: December 16 , 2021

...are: Magali GIES, postdoctoral researcher at CIRAD (UMR Qualisud), Agronomy Division…

Philippe Augé Re-elected President of the University of Montpellier

Published on: December 15 , 2021

...from Montpellier, for a four-year term. Photo credit: © David Richard Seul…

Omicron, Delta, Alpha… Understanding the Round of Variants

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Published on: December 13 , 2021

...Hufbauer, Nate Matteson, Chunlei Wu, Kristian G. Andersen, Andrew I. Su, Karthik Gangavarapu,…

Chipepo Kankasa, “The Obsession with Transmission”

Based on the recommendations of Montpellier professor Philippe Vande Perre, the University of Montpellier awarded an honorary doctorate to Zambian pediatrician Chipepo Kankasa last October. Widely recognized for her research on mother-to-child transmission of HIV, she has also been instrumental in expanding access to antiretroviral treatments for African children and in developing prevention strategies in Zambia to combat HIV transmission through breastfeeding.