The Water Conference—Uses, Pollution, and Conservation—Hybrid Symposium, October 22 and 23, 2026—University of Angers—Registration
Calenda Announcement 1,437,803 (excerpts)
Ten Years of CIFRE Theses at the CNAF - A Look Back at the Support Provided to Doctoral Students – Virtual Conference – November 3, 2026 – CNAF – registration via CNAF
Calenda Announcement 1,437,544 (excerpts)
This event presents the Cifre program, which has been supported by the Cnaf for about ten years.
Food Insecurity in Northern Countries (Climate Academy) – In-Person Symposium at Paris City Hall – October 13 and 14, 2026 – Registration
Calenda Announcement 1,437,950 (excerpts)
International academic conference on the phenomenon of food insecurity in Northern countries. Two days of presentations and panel discussions featuring researchers from France, the United Kingdom, Italy, Ireland, Canada, and the United States
From Nature Conservation to Restoring Biodiversity, 1976–2026 – Hybrid Symposium – November 4 and 5, 2026 – National Archives – Pierrefitte-sur-Seine – Registration
Calenda Listing 1,437,460 (excerpts)
Since the Nature Conservation Act of July 10, 1976—which marked a pivotal milestone in recognizing the need to preserve species and natural habitats—conservation policies have undergone profound changes. Fifty years after this landmark law and ten years after the 2016 Law on the Restoration of Biodiversity, Nature, and Landscapes, this symposium will reflect on the progress made, the advancements enabled by these laws, and the challenges that remain to be addressed today.
New Trends in Banking Law – Hybrid Conference – October 15, 2026 – University of Angers – Registration Deadline: October 14, 2026
Calenda Listing 1,436,862 (excerpts)
On October 15, 2026, the Jean Bodin Center is organizing the conference “New Dynamics in Banking Law” at the Faculty of Law, Economics, and Management at the University of Angers, in the Tamaris Lecture Hall (3rd floor), and online.
The conference is chaired by Solène Ringler, Professor of Private Law at the University of Nantes, and Matthieu Zolomian, Associate Professor of Private Law at the University of Angers.
