CEREGE News
Discover the first edition of the CEREGE Highlights
Nous avons le plaisir de vous présenter la première édition des Highlights du CEREGE, mettant en lumière une sélection d’actions de recherche et d’enseignement au cours des deux dernières années. Nos travaux au CEREGE
Mélanie Auffan awarded the CNRS 2026 silver medal
Mélanie Auffan, directrice de recherche au CEREGE et directrice adjointe du laboratoire, a reçu la médaille d’argent du CNRS en 2026, en reconnaissance de l’excellence et de l’impact de ses
Science immersion for 180 students at CEREGE
Le jeudi 2 avril 2026, le CEREGE a ouvert ses portes à l’occasion du Printemps des Sciences, un événement qui vise à rapprocher les sciences de l’environnement des jeunes générations
When the field becomes an educational tool
A video produced by Aix-Marseille University takes a look at a field day like no other, dedicated to karstic hydrogeology and the teaching of life and science studies. Master's students
A look back at the Hors Les Murs 2026 seminar
From 21 to 23 January 2026, more than 130 of us gathered at Le Lavandou in the Var for our seminar on a number of aspects relating to our organisation and our
Nicolas Roche elected to the Académie des technologies
Nicolas Roche was elected to the Académie des technologies in 2025, in recognition of more than 35 years' commitment to research into water and process engineering. Professor
Rare earths: how can France reduce its dependence on these strategic metals?
On 14 November 2025, the CNRS published a collective report on rare earths. Clément Levard, Director of Research at CEREGE, explains why these metals, which are essential to the transition to a knowledge-based economy, are so important.
Understanding the role of the ocean in CO₂ capture
As climate change intensifies, the European Marine Board (EMB) this month published Future Science Brief No. 13 to assess marine CO₂ capture activities,
Julie Meilland receives the Alan Higgins Award for her work on planktonic foraminifera
In November 2025, Julie Meilland, a researcher specialising in the ecology of planktonic foraminifera, was awarded the Alan Higgins Award, which each year honours a young scientist for his or her contributions to micropalaeontology.