Science-Société 28 - University of Montpellier

What do we know about the role of schools in the Covid-19 epidemic? Five experts answer

The conversation

Published on: April 08, 2021

The question of school closures has been the subject of recurring debate since the beginning of...

# Science at Muse: Ebola survivors suffer long after-effects

Podcast

Published on: March 26, 2021

Welcome to the program co-produced by the University of Montpellier and Divergence-FM...

[LUM#14] Watching the mourning of chacma baboons

LUM magazine

Published on: March 25, 2021

Grief does not stop at the threshold of human life. Numerous studies have documented the...

# La Science s'aMuse: From the mourning of chacma baboons to the conservatory of anatomy

Podcast

Published on: March 19, 2021

Welcome to La science s'aMuse, the science show co-produced by the UM and...

Conversation with Mircea Sofonea: "Today, the spread of the virus is exponential".

The conversation

Published on: March 19, 2021

What's the latest on the epidemic in our country? What are we to make of the measures announced on Thursday...

[LUM#14] A grain of salt in the eternity of the pharaohs

LUM magazine

Published on: March 18, 2021

Salt to preserve? Not always... and that was the problem faced by the pharaohs Osorkon II and...

# La Science s'aMuse: From seabird migration to Earth movements

Podcast

Published on: March 11, 2021

Welcome to La science s'aMuse, the science show co-produced by the UM and...

[LUM#14] Dear rare species

LUM magazine

Published on: March 09, 2021

How do we determine if a species is rare? A new study alerts us to the need...

# La Science s'aMuse: Sars Cov-2 and its variants

Podcast

Published on: March 04, 2021

Welcome to a new edition of La science s'aMuse, the science program co-produced...

A new therapeutic target for acute leukemia

LUM magazine

Published on: March 01, 2021

At the heart of therapeutic advances in the treatment of acute myeloid leukemia,...

Randall Wisser, the geneticist who combines AI and biodiversity

Portrait

American geneticist Randall Wisser has just joined Inrae to design the seeds of tomorrow. His recipe: draw on the genetic resources of the world's seeds, then computer-model their adaptation to new environments. His arrival in Montpellier from the University of Delaware follows an EXPLORE mobility scheme, MUSE's international mobility program.