Fellows seminars

Past seminars:

• 20/01/2026 - Claudia Bonfio (2022) 
  The shape of early life: primitive cells, primitive compartments
• 03/02/2026 - Joint chemistry seminar: Jean-Baptiste Sortais & Éric Pollet (2022) / Benedikt Lassalle (2022)

• 30/01/2025 - Édouard Mehl (2022)
  What can we possibly see from the shoulders of a giant? Writing the history of philosophy in the 21^st century
• 25/02/2025 - Florent Renaud (2023)
  How to observe the invisible: the quest for dark matter around galaxies
• 18/03/2025 - Alexandru Oancea (2021) & Raphaël Côte (2022)
  Two unifying principles in mathematics: duality and stability
• 22/04/2025 - Sylvain Hugel (2021)
  Neural plasticity and the evolution of reproductive isolation in crickets
• 27/05/2025 - Boyan Bonev (2024) & Rogério Medeiros (2024)
  From structural biology to social policy
• 24/06/2025 - Nicola Cucuzza (2024) & Massimiliano Vitiello (2024)
  From Cretan cults to the pagan critique of Christian empresses
• 16/10/2025 - Julie Ramos (2022) 
  At the limits of science: the visionary drawings of Théophile Bra
  27/11/2025 - Mercédès Baillargeon (2024) 
  From autofiction to memoir: feminist self-narration in France and the United States (1995–present)
• 18/12/2025 - Marie Balas (2023) 
  "Your limit, your choice": the dynamics of commitment in mountain rescue

• 22/02/2024 - Joint chemistry seminar : Christophe Michon & Cuong Pham-Huu (2021) / Paolo Samori (2020)
  Smart chemistry for a smarter future
• 14/03/2024 - Dina Khapaeva (2023)
  Propaganda of violence in Putin’s memory politics 
• 11/04/2024 - Claude Sauter (2021)
  Biocrystallography: from the DNA double helix to molecular cinema
• 14/05/2024 - Petros Stangos (2020)
  Exchanges on the book by Petros Stangos: The making of European social jurisprudence
• 21/05/2024 - Meghan Roberts (2023)
  France’s first vaccine campaign 
• 18/06/2024 - Marie-Sophie Winter (2023)
  Book, codex and portable library: manuscript 2119 of Strasbourg's National and University Library
• 12/09/2024, 15.30-17.00 - Yvon Le Maho & Victor Planas Bielsa (2022)
  Deep learning-driven identification and behavioral-physiological responses of Humboldt penguins to an intruder
• 15/10/2024 - Marie Bizais-Lillig (2021)
  Studying the use of words to decipher representations of nature and people in first millennium China: the CHI-KNOW-PO project
• 26/11/2024, - Angela Giangrande & Tina Mukherjee (2021) / Nacho Molina (2021)
  Unravelling the regulation of gene expression & The link between immune cells and growth
• 17/12/2024, 12.00-13.30 - Siv Lie (2023)
  Ambivalence and appropriateness in musical approaches to Romani genocide commemoration

• 17/01/23 - Demian Battaglia (2020)
  Weird architectures: dynamic and structural complexity as a resource for brain function
• 16/03/23 - Shankar Raman (2022)
  Literature and mathematics in early modernity: Hamlet, Pascal, and the interrupted game
• 23/05/23 - Vladimir Dotsenko (2021)
  Operad-like structures - from the "tree of life" and stemmata to algebra and geometry
• 03/06/23 - Martha Eppes (2022)
  A science lecture on rock fracturing will be given as part of the art-science event - Capacity, crackling and collaboration, that will be held on 2-3 June
• 27/06/23 - Jérôme Beauchez (2019)
  Making LinCS: a project in cultural studies
• 14/09/23 - Arvind Kumar (2022)
  Representation of information in the brain
• 12/10/23 - Olaf Eisen (2021) [postponed from 06/04/23]
  Ice sheet humming and climate change
• 30/11/23 - Mickaël Labbé (2021)
  Habitability: a model for designing architecture in the Anthropocene era
• 19/12/23 - Christelle Golzio & Hélène Puccio (2019) and Patrick Schultz (2021)
  Alterations in genes or their packaging leading to human diseases