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CEREGE's cross-disciplinary themes aim to create synergies between scientists (researchers and IT staff) from the UMR's various thematic teams, leading to original approaches to research and expertise, to make existing projects collaborative and to submit new projects.

In addition to the areas covered by CEREGE's 4 teams (Climate, Earth & Planets, Sustainable Environment, Reservoirs, Resources and Hydrosystems), a number of major environmental issues are being developed, thanks to the combination of different complementary interdisciplinary approaches and overall coherence, such as climate change, the environment and sustainable development.ater resourceon carbon cyclethe apprehension of natural and man-made risksand the history of the human species as seen through the lens of the geo-archaeology and archaeometry and Sustainability sciences.

CEREGE's research is also based on commentsThis means acquiring the long-term field data needed to understand the fundamental mechanisms.

Water resources and the water cycle

Its mastery of a range of tools gives CEREGE a specific and original place on the national map of water sciences.

Carbon cycle

One of CEREGE's strong points is its ability to understand variations in the carbon cycle and the mechanisms that control it.

Risks

CEREGE's ability to conduct research into both natural and man-made risks gives it a natural leadership role in the bodies responsible for these issues.

Geoarchaeology and archaeometry

This theme benefits from a wide range of cutting-edge tools in geochronology and the physicochemical characterisation of human fossils, artefacts and the surrounding environment.

Sustainability sciences

Our actions are part of a vision of development that does not compromise the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

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