The LabEx UnivEarthS has the honour to welcome Christine Thomas, seismologist at the University of Münster, and Carsten Dominik, astrophysicist at the University of Amsterdam, as the new members of our scientific committee. They are replacing Ursula Bassler and Anny Cazenave. Christine Thomas is a global seismologist at the University of Münster, Germany. She became head of the seismology group […]
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The LabEx UnivEarthS is pleased to announce the opening of a new exploratory project call for proposals for the period 2021-2022. The objective is to support for 2 years (with an evaluation at the end of the first year) research projects exploring new ideas or concepts within the LabEx research topics and initiating new synergies. Innovative, risky and interdisciplinary projects […]
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In response to the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting shortage of ventilators, the DarkSide collaboration develops a new model of easily produced and low-cost mechanical ventilators. A prototype has already been made and is now being tested in an Italian hospital. In many countries including France, hospitals are presently undergoing a shortage of artificial ventilators, which are essential to help […]
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UnivEarthS opens its new call for proposals for the next three years (2020-2022). It is organized around the six types of projects : « frontier », « interface », « exploratory », « young team », « valorization » and « education ». You have to send your proposal to Aurélia Olivier-Kaiser kaiser@apc.in2p3.fr on 22 September at the latest. Then the […]
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The “Sol 128” event (128th Martian day), detected by SEIS, is the first Martian earthquake whose origin is believed to come from within the planet – as opposed to a movement caused by wind – although scientists are still not entirely sure. The seismic event is too small to provide useful data on the interior of Mars, one of the […]
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