Announcement Calenda 1237717

Cafés de l'IReSP are online meetings dedicated to the presentation and discussion of public health research projects. In the form of a micro-webinar (30 min), the Cafés de l'IReSP enable a project leader to present the main results of his or her research. Held during the lunch break, this concise format is designed to attract audiences with a scientific or professional interest in the topic presented, and to encourage informal exchanges between them and the project leader.

Announcement Calenda 1239570

The Universities of Bordeaux and Caen are organizing a series of colloquia, the first of which will take place on April 4, 2025, with the following program. At the end of the cycle, the aim is to draft a text that will meet the current challenges of legal protection for the most vulnerable people.

Announcement concerning this prize - (extracts) - sources site internet du Collège de France

The Collège de France Prize for Young Researchers 2025 will be awarded in the fields of law, history and philosophy.

The theme of the prize is " Knowledge and Democracy".

Announcement Calenda 1234488

Announcement Calenda 1235717

The postdoctoral fellow's work will focus on mapping territorial needs and direct/indirect effects related to offshore wind deployment in Nouvelle-Aquitaine, prioritizing them with synthetic action sheets, and mapping territorialized socio-technical controversies arising from the AO7 project.

Announcement Calenda 1235717

The postdoctoral fellow's work will focus on mapping territorial needs and direct/indirect effects related to offshore wind deployment in Nouvelle-Aquitaine, prioritizing them with synthetic action sheets, and mapping territorialized socio-technical controversies arising from the AO7 project.

Announcement Calenda 1239232 (published by Calenda on 25 02 2025)

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Announcement Calenda 1232373

The aim of this symposium is to take stock of the impact of the new research programming law on the dissemination of a culture of scientific integrity, and to look ahead to the future. How have research institutions (Inserm, CEA, Hceres) and stakeholders (teacher-researchers, scientific integrity advisors, students) dealt with the new legal framework? What are the prospects for the future? What needs to be improved or rethought in the light of the law?

Announcement Calenda 1232129 (extracts)

The Fondation pour la mémoire de l'esclavage awards an annual prize for a thesis. The prize, worth a total of €7,000 (seven thousand euros), is awarded for an innovative French-language doctoral thesis that contributes to a better understanding of human trafficking, slavery systems, abolition processes and contemporary legacies in post-slavery societies, from the Atlantic to the Indian Ocean, from the end of the 15th century to the present day.