REGISTRATION CLOSED Part of the Investissements d’Avenir program, Labex have ,among other ambition, the one to play a leading role in the teachings of Masters and PhD levels. UnivEarthS Labex first Fall School will take place in Florence (Italy) from 26 to 31 October 2014. It is open to students in master’s or PhD in the fields of earth science […]
» Read moreThe UnivEarthS Labex is a project that aims to promote interaction between the geosciences and astrosciences, by developing collaborations between laboratories AIM, APC, IPGP and ONERA (LUTh, GEPI and IMCCE are also partners). UnivEarthS is currently organized into 16 collaborative projects that focus on three themes “emergence, evolution, catastrophe.” The global budget is € 9 000 000 over 9 years (2011-2019). […]
» Read moreOn the 1St of July, was held the first UnivEarthS Labex brainstorming at APC laboratory. This informal meeting, open to everybody, aimed to identify new ideas to develop for calls for projects (H2020, CNRS…) while promoting interdisciplinarity. Stavros KATSANEVAS, UnivEarthS co director, launched the meeting by reminding that participants were free to comment on the presentations and highlighted the importance […]
» Read moreSébastien Charnoz , along with Gabriel Tobie (University of Nantes), was interviewed in the context of a scientific program for the public, dedicated to satellites and moons of the solar system, their origin and exploration. He also participated in the interview “Brève d’ascenseur” by answering the question: what can we learn from the study of moons? You can listen to the program by clicking here (or on franceinter.fr). Professor at the University Paris Diderot and researcher at AIM Laboratory, Sébastien Charnoz is the work-package leader of the interface project […]
» Read moreMany of you participate in the day about evolution and we thank you for that. In this spotlight file, you will find a photo montage depicting the day, a film where all speakers explain concisely the subject of their talk, and also all the presentations in PDF format and a link to 2D animations. Morning : Instrumental issues for detectionin […]
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