CEREGE News

Un nouveau cratère de météorite découvert… grâce à Google Maps !
Et si une simple observation sur Google Maps permettait de révéler un cratère de météorite vieux de 390 millions d’années ? C’est l’histoire d’une découverte citoyenne qui a conduit une
The 19th International Congress on Magnetism in Geosciences brings together 115 researchers
The 19th International Conference on Magnetism in Geosciences has just come to a close; it brought together nearly 115 researchers and PhD students for a week in Collonges-la-Rouge. François Demory from the
Return of Ethiopian palaeontological collections held at CEREGE
On 15 June 2026, an official ceremony to return palaeontological collections was held in Addis Ababa, attended by the Ethiopian Heritage Authority and the French Centre for
COSMO 2026: an international conference on research into cosmogenic nuclides
COSMO 2026, the international conference on cosmogenic nuclides, will take place from 16 to 18 June 2026, organised jointly by Aix-Marseille University and the CNRS. This event will bring together the community
Naming meeting rooms “au féminin”: a commitment to the visibility of women scientists
CEREGE is pursuing its commitment to equality with a concrete initiative supported by the laboratory and its equality unit: the appointment of three meeting rooms to the
Discover the first edition of the CEREGE Highlights
We are pleased to present the first edition of CEREGE Highlights, highlighting a selection of research and teaching activities over the last two years. Our work at CEREGE
Mélanie Auffan awarded the CNRS 2026 silver medal
Mélanie Auffan, director of research at CEREGE and deputy director of the laboratory, was awarded the CNRS silver medal in 2026, in recognition of the excellence and impact of her work.
Science immersion for 180 students at CEREGE
On Thursday 2 April 2026, CEREGE opened its doors for Printemps des Sciences, an event designed to bring environmental sciences closer to the younger generation.
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