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Maximilien Force and Alexis Grosjean honored by the Société chimique de France

Their theoretical study focuses on the modulation of the optical properties of Spiro-Indo-diPhenylethene as a function of the environment.

Claire Houmard, prehistorian of Arctic worlds

Claire Houmard was recently awarded the Junior Professorship and reinforces the Societies and Environment of the Past theme in the Chrono-environment…

Chrono-environment, a new impulse in 2023

The Chrono-environment laboratory wishes you all the best for 2023

Automating the counting of macro-charcoal to reconstruct the history of forest…

An article by Jonathan Lesven et al. published in the journal Quaternary Science Reviews

Environmental chemistry: How to innovate in the field of water treatment?

An article on innovation in water treatment, the result of a collaboration between Gregorio Crini and researchers from the Catholic University of Murcia…

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Cross-cutting Research

The transversal workshops allow to build, based on the research questions and experiences of each theme, innovative tools and methods in response to the questions raised by the research actions. In return, the experience gained from these developments and tools can be relayed to stakeholders and foster innovation, lift scientific barriers, or create interdisciplinary synergies. These workshops are also the place where tools for transferring research actions to operational actors, via models, tools or databases, will be designed. They are therefore particularly important for fostering interdisciplinarity, increasing innovation and the efficiency of the unit’s technological transfers.

These workshops will be four in number, two dealing with measurement (new data sensors, automation, creation of bioindication tools, environmental DNA monitoring), the other two on the apprehension of data (organization and banking, exploration, valuation, modeling).