… online
Pleuni Pennings quoted in a Nature article for her move from the United States to France, to ISEM
Nature, Fev. 2026
… online
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.
… online
Agnès Mignot is elected Vice-President for Research at the University of Montpellier
AEF info, Jan. 2026
ERC project
Christelle Fraïsse (PI), Selection efficacy at intraspecific and interspecific scales: insights from haplo-diplontic plants (BryoFit), 2022-2027
ANR project
Camille Roux (co-I), Sexual selection in females and its evolutionary consequences (SEXIFEM), 2025-2029
… by press release
Alexandra Alvergne
Menstrual cycle and long COVID: a relation confirmed
CNRS, Sept. 2025
… by press release
Allowen Evin
Human impact on the evolution of domestic and wild animal body size has intensified in the last millennium
ANR project
Aline Muyle (PI), Genomic imprinting and separate sexes evolution (IMPRINT), 2023-2029
… online
Jean-Michel Mortillaro
Sustainable Aquaculture Strategies from Southeast Asia Presented in China
OFB project
Nicolas Bierne (PI), Connectivity in anthropised waters: do offshore wind farms weave grey connectivity networks? (GREYCO), 2025-2028
… by press release
Elise Huchard
A study shakes up received ideas on male domination among primates
CNRS, juil. 2025
… online
Michel Raymond
Humans’ Wounds Heal Much More Slowly Than Other Mammals’
The New York Times, April 2025
Marie Curie H2020 project
Vasilis Dakos (PI), Preventing marine biodiversity collapse: safeguarding the resilience of fish communities in worldwide shallow ree (RESEALIENT), 2025-2026
Zoom on…
M. Austin Argentieri and
Alexandra Alvergne
Integrating the environmental and genetic architectures of aging
and mortality
Nature, Feb. 2025
… by press release
Abdel Aouacheria
The combined use of insect repellent and sunscreen reportedly reduces UV protection
CNRS, March 2025
… online
Frédéric Veyrunes
Sex Determination:
It’s in the Genes – Sometimes
Animals across the tree of life have developed a mind-boggling variety of ways to become male or female
The Scientist, March 2025
… online
Alexandra Alvergne et al.
Environment more crucial than genes in risk of early death,
study suggests
The Guardian, Feb. 2025