CEREGE News

New LSD podcast on France Culture: In the vestiges of ancient climates
For LSD, Aline Pénitot turns the microphone over to palaeoclimatologists, including Julie Aleman, Clara Bolton, Guillaume Leduc and Lucien Montaggioni from CEREGE. They give voice to ice, rocks, water and the environment.

Grands Séminaires du CEREGE: Sébastien Dutreuil (Centre Gilles Gaston Granger)
5 October, 13:30, Amphithéâtre Pasteur, CEREGE Arbois "Gaia: the history of a new concept of the Earth" Summary: The Gaia hypothesis, proposed by Lovelock and Margulis in the 1970s, showed the existence of

CIVIS: spring school on natural hazards
The CIVIS Spring School, co-organised by the EPHE and co-founded with the Erasmus programme, is a consortium of four CIVIS universities. This school focuses on the management of natural risks in

Fête de la Science at the Arbois Science Village
Every year for the past 19 years, CEREGE (the European Centre for Research and Education in Environmental Geosciences) has opened its doors and its science to schoolchildren and the general public free of charge.

Talents CNRS: the LN2C Aster team wins the 2023 collective crystal award
The collective crystal award recognises teams of men and women, research support staff, who have carried out projects whose technical mastery, collective dimension, applications, innovation and