30 years: a forward-looking anniversary In 2025, CEREGE celebrates its 30th anniversary! To mark the occasion, the organising team is pulling out all the stops to put the next 30 years of research into perspective. The anniversary will also be an opportunity to highlight the bridges between science, society and the arts, the values that [...]
Tilte: Stable isotopes for tracing water cycle pathways and fluxes in a changing climate Abstract: In a context of increasing climate variability, where intensifying hydrological extremes combine with growing pressure on water resources, understanding water cycle dynamics is more crucial than ever - particularly in tropical Africa. Stable isotopes of water provide a unique perspective [...]
Title: Minerals in question, resources essential to our society Since the dawn of humanity, rocks and minerals have been essential to the development of civilisations. In the 21st century, mankind seems to be totally dependent on minerals. The world of modern technology is increasing our need for rare earths and metals, as well as for metals we know [...]
Rethinking the Lithium Cycle: Emerging Challenges and New Potentials Abstract: Since 2010, global lithium consumption has surged dramatically, driven primarily by the rise of high-tech devices-such as smartphones and laptops-as well as Li-ion batteries for electric vehicles and energy storage systems. Current lithium usage now far exceeds its natural riverine flux to the oceans, while [...]
Exploring the Mascarene Basin: science, discoveries and life on board the Marion-Dufresne In July 2024, the Marion-Dufresne explored the Mascarene Basin as part of the MASC multidisciplinary oceanographic campaign, co-sponsored by CEREGE. Located within the French Exclusive Economic Zones of Réunion and Tromelin, this region remains largely unexplored, [...].
Amphithéâtre Pasteur and Zoom: https://univ-amu-fr.zoom.us/j/94872929537?pwd=tjBFb8Hv8D7Vwu4fQbWlZcIgDfYTpP.1
Presented by : Jules Fleury (technical manager) Lucas Longour Vincent Godard (scientific manager)
As part of the appointment of «women's» meeting rooms at CEREGE, a lecture is being organised on the issue of the recognition of women in the history of science. It will be given by Louis-Pascal Jacquemond and will focus in particular on the ’Matilda effect« and the mechanisms of spoliation of women's scientific contributions. [...]
Zoom access
Zoom access
