Scientific events

6th to 10th November 2023

How do we evolve biodiversity? How do ecology science explore the different parts of ecology starting from the past to extend to the future? How could we link these different histories? What were the past, present and future responses of biodiversity to climatic, pollution & anthropogenic factors?
If you are also curious about these questions, join Ecology Autumn School in Laboratoire d’Ecologie Alpine from 6th to 10th November 2023.
Our event is open to all young researchers in (…)

7 juillet 2023, 11h I Le Bourget-du-Lac, EDYTEM

By Erin Scott, Senior Editor at Nature Reviews Earth & Environment
Dr Erin Scott is a Senior Editor at Nature Reviews Earth & Environment, joining the journal in September 2020. Prior to this, Erin was an editor at Nature Communications since January 2019, where she handled manuscripts in geochemistry, geodynamics, geomorphology and tectonics. She completed her PhD at Durham University, UK, where her research focused on the uplift and tectonics of the Andean mountain belt, (…)

15 to 20 May 2023

The 2nd edition of the Spring School on Urban Seismology and Risk Analysis is open for registration. The school will take place in Porquerolles from May 15 to 20, 2023.
The objectives of this second spring school are to provide students (PhD, post-doc and others) with an insight into research issues in engineering seismology, earthquake engineering and seismic risk in the broadest sense, and current and emerging research topics on seismic risk in interaction with the components that make (…)

30th January to 3rd February 2023

The 5th edition of the winter school on multiscale approches and multiphysic couplings in fluid and solid mechanics is now open for registration. The school will take place in Grenoble from January 30th to February 3rd, 2023.
Important societal issues require to solve problems of increasing complexity. A key vector of progress relies on multi-scale and multi-physics approaches. The objective of the winter school is to review the different approaches, numerical and experimental techniques (…)

2-6 May 2022

Every two years since 1977, the GMPCA has organised the Archaeometry Congress, whose scientific objective is to take stock of the progress of techniques applied in the field of heritage, to enable young researchers to present their work and to compare research practices in heritage science in Europe and beyond. The next Archaeometry symposium will be co-organized in Chambéry from 2 to 6 May 2022 by the EDYTEM laboratory and the Patrimalp consortium.
This year to illustrate the (…)

november 15 to 19, 2021

What are large-scale present-day biodiversity patterns? How did evolutionary history influence these patterns? What can past evolutionary events tell us about the biodiversity response to global changes? How to plan efficient and ethical biodiversity conservation strategies? If you are also curious about these questions, join our hybrid* event Ecology Autumn School in Laboratoire d’Ecologie Alpine from 15th to 19th November 2021.
Our event is open to all young researchers in ecology (PhD (…)

Friday, January 31, 2020 - 10h // IGE (Grenoble)

In framework of H2020 SCARBO program : OSUG and CSUG are pleased to welcome Dr. Heinrich Bovensmann, lead scientist of CarbonSat, now under implementation as high priority future CO2M: Copernicus Anthropogenic Carbon Dioxide Monitoring mission. He is also Managing Director for Research and Deputy Head of the Department of Physics and Chemistry of the Atmosphere within the Institute of Environmental Physics of the University of Bremen.
This conference (in english) is intended for a general (…)

20th to 24th January 2020 // Grenoble

Important societal issues require to solve problems in mechanical and process engineering of increasing complexity. A key vector of progress relies on multi-scale and multi-physics approaches. The aim of this winter school is to make an overview of the different approaches, numerical and experimental techniques allowing to tackle this complexity. The school is open to PhD students, Post-doctoral researchers, R&D engineers and all attendants with a background in mechanics. All the courses (…)

december 2 to 20, 2019

This three weeks school will consist of several courses in the multiple disciplines involved in ACO plus hands-on projects. Its goal is to provide a common ground to PhD students and prepare them to the highly interdisciplinary environment of in astrochemistry and the Solar System formation.
The school is mandatory for all ACO PhD students and will be open to a limited number of PhD students from Europe.
Overview of the courses: Instruments to detect and study molecular lines in the (…)

jeudi 21 novembre, 14h // Grenoble

Lago Otero viendra présenter le projet pilote de l’Université de Lausanne : le Centre interdisciplinaire de Recherche sur la Montagne dont les thèmes se rapprochent grandement des questions de Trajectories.