In the media
… by press release
Marie Charpentier
Foetal loss in wild mandrills, an adjustement of maternal investment
CNRS, Nov. 2026
Marie Charpentier
Foetal loss in wild mandrills, an adjustement of maternal investment
CNRS, Nov. 2026
Carole Smadja
The House Mouse: A Witness to the History of Human Mobility in Africa
IRD, le Mag, Oct. 2026
Mathieu Pélissié
Detecting declines in fish stocks would help prevent the collapse of fisheries
Univ. Montp. Sept. 2026
Eve Davidian
When mothers make the winners: How alpha female lineages dominate hyena clans
Phys.org, July 2026
Eve Davidian
One rank to rule them all? No, rank metrics need to be trait-specific to fully explain hierarchies in hyena clans
Leibniz-IZW, Mai 2026
Portrait of Isabelle Olivieri: Her scientific and civic commitment has earned her significant symbolic recognition today
University of Montpellier, March 2026
Pleuni Pennings quoted in a Nature article for her move from the United States to France, to ISEM
Nature, Fev. 2026
Isabelle Olivieri, the first professor of population genetics at the University of Montpellier in 1993, will be among the 72 female scientists featured on the first floor of the Eiffel Tower.
Agnès Mignot is elected Vice-President for Research at the University of Montpellier
AEF info, Jan. 2026
Allowen Evin
Study reveals the diversity of early dogs
CNRS, Nov. 2025
Alexandra Alvergne
Menstrual cycle and long COVID: a relation confirmed
CNRS, Sept. 2025
Allowen Evin
Human impact on the evolution of domestic and wild animal body size has intensified in the last millennium
Jean-Michel Mortillaro
Sustainable Aquaculture Strategies from Southeast Asia Presented in China
Elise Huchard
A study shakes up received ideas on male domination among primates
CNRS, juil. 2025
Michel Raymond
Humans’ Wounds Heal Much More Slowly Than Other Mammals’
The New York Times, April 2025
Abdel Aouacheria
The combined use of insect repellent and sunscreen reportedly reduces UV protection
CNRS, March 2025