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[Dissertation defense] 18/01/2024, Noé Cécillon : "Combining graphs and text to model conversations: Application to online abuse detection".

Dissertation defense - 18/01/2024, Noé Cécillon : "Combining graphs and text to model conversations: Application to online abuse detection".

18/01 Reading Night 2024 - ghost tour of the campus

reading night

Open Day 3 February 2024

Open Day on the Jean-Henri Fabre campus The Jean-Henri Fabre campus opens its doors on Saturday 3 February 2024. Whether you are a secondary school pupil, a student or an adult returning to [...]

Mon Master - opening on 29 January

2024 greetings card

Avignon Université wishes you a very happy new year 2024

24h TO ENTERPRISE, are you ready to take up the challenge? 2025

A stimulating and creative approach to entrepreneurship! The aim: to raise students' awareness of the entrepreneurial spirit, meet professionals and expand their network, acquire new skills and, of course, have fun! At the [...]

[Thesis defence] 21/12/23, Romain Chevalier: "Papes, rois et bâtards. Norms and discourse around illegitimate filiation (Papacy and Kingdom of France, 13th-14th centuries)".

Defense of thesis in Avignon on 21/12/23, Romain Chevalier: "Papes, rois et bâtards. Norms and discourse around illegitimate filiation (Papacy and Kingdom of France, 13th-14th centuries)".

[Thesis defence] 18/12/23, Clémentine Leroy: "Sensitivity of wild bees to landscape changes in agroecosystems". (UR 406 Bees & Environment, INRAE)

[Thesis defence] 18/12/23, Clémentine Leroy: "Sensitivity of wild bees to landscape changes in agroecosystems". (UR 406 Bees & Environment, INRAE)

The ANR's Joint Laboratory (LabCom) programme celebrates its 10th anniversary

On Thursday 23 November, the French National Research Agency (ANR) celebrated the 10th anniversary of the Joint Laboratory (LabCom) programme at the Maison de la Chimie in Paris.

[European project] What is the LIFE VineAdapt project?

The LIFE VineAdapt project is a European project, coordinated on the French side by two lecturers from the Institut Méditerranéen de Biodiversité et d'Ecologie marine et continentale (IMBE - Avignon University): Armin Bischoff, Professor of Plant Ecology and Plant-Arthropod Interactions and Olivier Blight, Senior Lecturer in Entomology and Plant-Arthropod Interactions. The aim of the project is to test and use plant biodiversity (grassing) to increase the resilience of wine production in the face of climate change. Winegrowing in Europe is having to cope with the effects of climate change. The increase in summer drought, the high risk of erosion due to heavy rainfall and the arrival of new pests require innovative solutions that preserve ecological functions.