CEREGE News

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.

As climate change intensifies, the European Marine Board (EMB) this month published Future Science Brief No. 13 to assess marine CO₂ capture activities,

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.

Sonia Chaabane (CR, IRD) and Thibault De Garidel (DR, CNRS) took part in an international study highlighting the major role played by calcifying plankton in the cycle of

Joanna Charton, a former doctoral student in the Climate team, has won the 2024 AMU Dissertation Prize (ED251), which will be awarded in 2025. This prize is awarded for

On 9 October 2025, CEREGE opened its doors for the Village des Sciences de l'Arbois, as part of the Fête de la Science 2025, held this year under the theme of

Since 2020, PE Limited has been providing CEREGE with academic licences for MOVE software, a benchmark 3D geological modelling tool. The donation includes 10 licences

From 15 to 18 September 2025, the Observatoire de Haute-Provence (OHP, 04870 Saint-Michel-l'Observatoire) hosted the 5ᵉ meeting entitled "Continental coring in France: innovations, know-how, federation and regulations".

At the end of August 2025, CEREGE celebrated its 30th anniversary with a week packed with scientific meetings, exchanges, exhibitions and festivities. These three days offered a unique reflection of the