Centre de Recherche et d’enseignement multidisciplinaire international, pôle d’excellence par ses atouts humain et techniques, le CEREGE couvre la quasi totalité des Géosciences de l’Environnement.
En s’alliant à d’autres grandes structures de recherche nationales, internationales, aux acteurs industriels et technologiques, le CEREGE est aujourd’hui un pôle d’excellence dans le domaine des Géosciences.
Le CEREGE met à la disposition de la communauté scientifique académique et industrielle un éventail de ressources de hautes technologies.
Les enseignements du CEREGE couvrent l’ensemble du spectre des formations en sciences de la Terre et environnement, depuis le 1er cycle jusqu’aux formations doctorales.
Le CEREGE, par la diffusion qu’il fait de sa communication scientifique, tend à établir un dialogue permanent entre les sciences, la recherche et l’ensemble de la population, notamment les plus jeunes.

Nicolas ROCHE is Professor in Chem. Eng. at Aix-Marseille University. He is currently Director of the ECCOREV Research Federation, Scientific advisor for the High Council for the Evaluation of Research and Higher Education, member of the National Academy of Technologies of France and the High Council for Public Health, in charge of AMU’s interdisciplinary mission on the SDGs, Affiliate Professor at the UM6P (Morocco). He was the Academic Vice-President of the French Chem. Eng. Society from 2017 to 2025.
For 40 years, he has been working on designing, improving, and optimising wastewater treatment processes. Initially (1986-2000) to limit the impact of urban and industrial wastewater discharges into the environment. Since 2000 in the integration of wastewater treatment into a circular economy approach, the reuse of treated wastewater and the “smart use” of water in its use cycle particularly adapted to the problems of emerging countries regarding access to water and energy.