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  • Université Côte d'Azur supports Udice's stance in favor of better balancing the protection and openness of research data
    Udice advocates for a better balance between data sharing and data protection, based on rigorous management throughout the data lifecycle. This is essential for ensuring controlled openness whenever possible and appropriate protection whenever necessary.
    • Science and society
    Does obesity necessarily mean poor health?
    The answer is much more complex than it seems. In a new video produced by the science outreach channel Scilabus, find out why scientists today are more interested in how the brain and inflammation work than in the simple number displayed on the scale.
    • Campus Life
    • Staff life
    International Digital Week 2026: Five Days to Envision the Future of Higher Education
    Over the course of five days, Université Côte d'Azur brought together nearly 400 participants from 47 countries and about 100 partner universities to discuss the major challenges of digital transformation. This fifth edition of International Digital Week reaffirmed the University’s role as a major player in educational innovation and international cooperation.
    • Culture
    • Research
    • Science and society
    Is sunscreen just a marketing gimmick?
    A new video debunking fake news is now online!
    • Science and society
    • Research
    Op-Ed. Thierry Passeron: “Skin Diseases: A Revolution in the Making!”
    In an op-ed published as part of the Science Azur project, Thierry Passeron, a faculty member and researcher at the Mediterranean Center for Molecular Medicine (Université Côte d’Azur, Inserm), highlights the profound changes currently taking place in dermatology. Through a scientific and clinical overview, he emphasizes the scope of recent advances and their direct implications for patients.
    • Research
    Earthquakes and Tsunamis: New Approaches to Better Reconstruct Past Events
    An international team involving the research group led by Frédérique Leclerc, a faculty member and researcher at Géoazur, is opening up new avenues for identifying the traces left by tsunami-generating earthquakes. This research, published in the journal *Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems*, proposes innovative approaches to better understand these rare but highly impactful phenomena.

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  • Université Côte d'Azur supports Udice's stance in favor of better balancing the protection and openness of research data
    Udice advocates for a better balance between data sharing and data protection, based on rigorous management throughout the data lifecycle. This is essential for ensuring controlled openness whenever possible and appropriate protection whenever necessary.
    • Science and society
    Does obesity necessarily mean poor health?
    The answer is much more complex than it seems. In a new video produced by the science outreach channel Scilabus, find out why scientists today are more interested in how the brain and inflammation work than in the simple number displayed on the scale.
    • Campus Life
    • Staff life
    International Digital Week 2026: Five Days to Envision the Future of Higher Education
    Over the course of five days, Université Côte d'Azur brought together nearly 400 participants from 47 countries and about 100 partner universities to discuss the major challenges of digital transformation. This fifth edition of International Digital Week reaffirmed the University’s role as a major player in educational innovation and international cooperation.
    • Culture
    • Research
    • Science and society
    Is sunscreen just a marketing gimmick?
    A new video debunking fake news is now online!
    • Science and society
    • Research
    Op-Ed. Thierry Passeron: “Skin Diseases: A Revolution in the Making!”
    In an op-ed published as part of the Science Azur project, Thierry Passeron, a faculty member and researcher at the Mediterranean Center for Molecular Medicine (Université Côte d’Azur, Inserm), highlights the profound changes currently taking place in dermatology. Through a scientific and clinical overview, he emphasizes the scope of recent advances and their direct implications for patients.
    • Research
    Earthquakes and Tsunamis: New Approaches to Better Reconstruct Past Events
    An international team involving the research group led by Frédérique Leclerc, a faculty member and researcher at Géoazur, is opening up new avenues for identifying the traces left by tsunami-generating earthquakes. This research, published in the journal *Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems*, proposes innovative approaches to better understand these rare but highly impactful phenomena.

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