The Fête de la Science 2025 will be held from 3 to 13 October, with a rich and varied programme across the Vaucluse. This year's theme is "Intelligence(S)". Every year at the start of the new academic year, the Fête de la Science invites the general public to discover all the [...]
To mark their 20ᵉ anniversary, the Université Populaire d'Avignon and the Café des Sciences, in partnership with Avignon Université, are organising a series of meetings entitled: "Sciences as culture, between doubt and curiosity" Friday 3 October 2025 Avignon Université, campus Hannah Arendt, bâtiment Sud, Amphi AT06 Programme 12.30 pm - Public welcome 1.10 pm - Opening remarks [...]
Wednesday 8 October at 6pm - A talk by Céline Pelosi, organised with the Café des sciences Sud to mark the Fête de la science 2025. "Pesticides: necessary poisons? Free - booking recommended This talk echoes the choreographic show Joséphine2B scheduled for 7.30pm. In this show, Chantal Loïal and her company [...]
Droughts, floods, storms, fires... Climatic events are multiplying and reshaping our daily lives. Faced with these upheavals, the insurance sector is on the front line. As a militant insurer, we have always placed climate issues at the heart of our concerns. We need to assess and anticipate, but also adapt to better understand the world of tomorrow.
As part of the scientific conferences organised by the Centre d'Enseignement et de Recherche STAPS-Santé d'Avignon Université, we are delighted to welcome Boris Cheval, Senior Lecturer at the École Normale Supérieure de Rennes. His talk is entitled: "Bouger pour mieux grandir: cultiver le goût de l'effort chez les enfants". His talk will focus on the challenges [...].
The Open Science Days are internationally recognised as a key event for promoting open science. They will be held at Avignon Université on 12 and 13 November, with practical workshops on Wednesday and Thursday afternoons. Campus Hannah Arendt, salle de recherche 2 à la BU M. Agulhon During these two days, the Bibliothèque Universitaire aux [...]
AI Festival, Avignon, 13 November 2025 - Conferences - Round Table - Networking Do AI dream of artificial sheep? Towards more human AI, really? Voice assistants that respond to us naturally, conversational agents capable of simulating emotions, robots with almost familiar behaviour: artificial intelligence is no longer just imitating our skills, it is [...].
As part of the joint conferences organised by Avignon Université and the Café des Sciences, Roland Lehoucq, astrophysicist at the French Atomic Energy and Alternative Energies Commission (CEA), will be giving a talk on the subject of "Can we really stay alone on Mars?" on Thursday 20 November 2025. The film Alone on Mars (R. Scott, 2015) shows us how [...]
The Agorantic Research Federation is pleased to invite you to its annual symposium, which will be held on Monday 1ᵉʳ December 2025 at Avignon University, on the Hannah Arendt Campus, North Building, in amphitheatre 2E07. This day will be an opportunity to discover and discuss projects supported by the Federation, as well as to attend [...]
Mental health: a societal challenge – THURSDAY 4 December 2025 – Avignon – 8.30pm Restaurant Françoise, 6 rue du Gal Leclerc – Avignon Free admission Guests Marie-Sophie ROBIN, Clinical Psychologist, has been working with UNAFAM for over 10 years, facilitating discussion groups for families supporting […]
The 14th Journées du Réseau REVER will be held in Avignon, organised by the IMBE - Institut Méditerranéen de Biodiversité et d'Ecologie (Mediterranean Institute for Biodiversity and Ecology) at Avignon University. REVER, the Network for Exchange and Valorisation in Restoration Ecology, was set up in 2008 to foster relations between managers, practitioners, students and scientists working in the fields of restoration [...].
NEXT AVIGNON SCIENCE CAFÉ Restaurant Françoise, 6 rue du Gal Leclerc - Avignon Thursday 15 January at 8.30pm Free admission "Life as rubbish: what happens to our waste?" Guests Capucine Bert, Bio-waste Project Manager - Greater Avignon Urban Community Damien Bourgeois, CNRS Research Director at the Institute of Separative Chemistry […]