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Seminars The Centre Pompidou : History and Perspectives Laurent Le Bon The coming years will be essential for the Centre Pompidou. In 2024, the Centre will actually close for work, with a cultural project consolidated almost 50 years after its opening, and the

During the opening week of the Photographic Meetings, the Fondation des Treilles sets up in Arles. From July 2 to 6, 2024, join us at 6, place Louis Blanc to discover the Residency Prize for Photography and the Escourbiac –

Seminars Seminar from 10 to 15 June Deep learning methods for biology: promises, challenges and pitfalls Hervé Turlier, Virginie Uhlmann Deep learning is an artificial intelligence method that is revolutionizing many areas of science and industry. This methodology, which is based on the training

Seminars FSER Seminar from May 13 to 18 Models of learning and decision-making: an inter-disciplinary approach Stefano Palminteri The goal is to bring together world-renowned experts in the scientific investigation of human learning and decision-making. During the meeting, original research will be presented around

Seminars April 1 - 6 The Mediterranean 8th-7th century BC. J-C : for a connected story. Seminar organized by Laetitia Graslin-Thomé and Arianna Esposito The objective of this seminar will be to give the most complete and educational vision possible of the Mediterranean of

AGENDA Seminars from March 4 to 9 Women's competition: the central Middle Ages. Seminar organized by Jan Rüdiger How sure are we that past societies, the central Middle Ages for example, were more sexist than ours? How to assess gender imbalance? In order to question,

Seminars and residential studies from 19th to 24th February Learning and teaching with system archetypes /apprendre et enseigner avec les archétypes de systèmes. Organized par Dennis Meadows and Gillian Martin Mehers Recent droughts, floods, pandemics and food shortages are just the first examples of

The photography prize & the Escourbiac - Fondation des Treilles prize For its 13th edition, the photo jury, chaired by Jean-Luc Monterosso, will meet at the end of January to study the candidates' applications and designate the 2024 winners of the

In our archives Jacqueline Hyde In our archives there are black and white photos of a great photographer, Jacqueline Hyde, friend of Anne Gruner, who died 10 years ago. Born in Berlin in 1922, she spent her childhood and adolescence in Paris where

Agenda Seminars and residential studies The Holy Earth Project - Seminar organized by Alessandro Morbidelli and Thorsten Kleine from November 6 to 11. This research project concerns the formation of protoplanetary disks, in which planetary formation begins. The objects of the solar system,