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Welcome to MedXCell Science's Trust Capital

Published on: April 20 , 2021

The University of Montpellier has officially approved the donation of shares from…

Is neoliberalism bad for your health?

Conversation

Published on: April 16 , 2021

...work, a “major turnaround” led to the establishment of…

What do we know about the role of schools in the COVID-19 pandemic? Five experts weigh in

Conversation

Published on: April 8 , 2021

...what does science say? The only new development in recent months is that the variant…

Rivoc and BiodivOc: The Keys to a Better Future in Occitanie

Published on: April 5 , 2021

...yes, will we be able to afford to treat them? Will we have managed to develop a…

Science Bar Live: “The Conquest of Space: For Science or for Power?”

08 Apr 2021

Conference: “Criminal Liability, Compliance, and the Digitization of Financial Flows”

16 Apr 2021

# Science at Muse: Long-Term Aftereffects Among Ebola Survivors

Published on: March 26 , 2021

...(PostEboGui), Clinical Infectious Diseases, 2021;, ciab168. Science is Fun, do you have…

[LUM#14] Observing Mourning Behavior in Chacma Baboons

LUM

Published on: March 25 , 2021

...one thing is certain: these baboons aren't just going through the motions of mourning. See also: # Science…

A Journey Through Public Law with Pascale Idoux

Pascale Idoux is a professor and researcher in public law, and she talks about her field the way others talk about birds: by taking you on a journey. Over the course of an hour spent within the walls of an office at the Faculty of Law and Political Science, she takes us on a journey from the European Organization for Public Law to the training program at the Institut de l’entreprise, touching on nuclear law, the Institut universitaire de France, and, of course, the University of Montpellier.