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During the opening week of the Rencontres photographiques, the Fondation des Treilles will be setting up in Arles. From 7 to 10 July 2026, join us at 6, Place Louis Blanc to discover the Photography Residency Prize and the Escourbiac

Research Seminars Democratic Challenges in the Face of “Anti-Gender” Policies in Europe: Analysis and Critical Perspectives The closing seminar of the European RESIST project, led by Marianne Blidon, aims to analyze anti-feminist and anti-LGBT+ discourses, mobilizations, and policies in Europe, as well as

Research Research residencies Rediscovering Raymonde Linossier Sophie Robert's project is to gather, classify, and annotate all the documents in order to publish a volume dedicated to a little-known female figure who moved in circles of writers, musicians, and orientalists, and of whom only

Research Seminar The Rise of Complex Multicellularity: Uncovering Fundamental Principles Through In-Depth Lineage Comparisons The transition from unicellular organisms to complex multicellularity is a key step in the evolution of life, but its mechanisms remain poorly understood. Research has largely focused on individual

Research Seminar From Molecular Structure to Systems Biology The morphogenesis of multicellular organisms relies on the coordination of growth, structuring, and cell fate specification during development. This process is orchestrated, in part, by a small number of secreted morphogens, which form activity gradients

Research Seminars Michel Serres, philosopher of science and technology 2 This seminar, organized by Bernadette Bensaude-Vincent and Sophie Bancquart, extends and complements the 2023 seminar, which shed light on Michel Serres' relationship with science and technology. The goal of this second session is

The teams at the Fondation des Treilles wish you a very happy 2026. May joy be with you and your loved ones, and may all your projects be fruitful! Research The Treilles' blog Find out our program of activities planned for 2026 on

This month the jury for the Archives Prize and the Composition Prize met to select our next winners. Research Prix des archives Matteo Bafico Matteo Bafico holds a doctorate in French literature. His research interests focus on 20th-century French literature, and more specifically on

Research Seminars and research workshops Handbook for the History of Quantum Optics This workshop, organized by Gautier Depambour, Sara Ducci, and Florent Baboux, focuses on the history of quantum optics — a theoretical and experimental field that emerged in the 1960s, initially centered

Research Seminars The notion of Truth and its new challenges The seminar organized by Andrea Bikfalvi aims to clarify the notions of truth and objectivity, often called into question by various intellectual currents. These concepts remain essential, not only for science, but