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The Roman notion of divinity Symposium 4 Nov 2021 12:15 to 13:00 Event Ilaria Calini Hero-gods and god-kings in the literary compositions of ancient Mesopotamia Symposium 4 Nov 2021 11:30 to 12:15 Event Thomas Galoppin, Francesco Massa Theoi et puissances divines à l'épreuve du comparatisme, in the wake of the Toulouse meetings in honor of Jean-Pierre Vernant Symposium 4 Nov 2021 10:15 to 11:00 Event Claude Calame Beyond the " person " and the " divine power " : how are Greek deities and heroes invoked by mortals ? Symposium 4 Nov 2021 09:30 to 10:15 Series Biodiversity and Ecosystems through time and space Chris Bowler, chair Biodiversity and Ecosystems Opening lecture Biodiversity research is driven, on the one hand, by the desire to know more about the organisms with which we share our planet, but also by the need to understand how ecosystems function, so as to be able to use them and predict how they will react to … 04 Feb 2021 Series Mechanics and tissue growth Jean-François Joanny, chair Soft Matter and Biophysics Seminar 08 Feb 2021 → 15 Mar 2021 Series Diagnostic and self-repair techniques for more efficient batteries Jean-Marie Tarascon, chair Chemistry of Materials and Energy Seminar 08 Feb 2021 → 15 Mar 2021 Series Mechanics and tissue growth Jean-François Joanny, chair Soft Matter and Biophysics Lecture Jean-François Joanny's lecture shows how soft matter theory in general and, more specifically, active matter theory enable a quantitative description of biological systems from cell to tissue. After devoting a lecture to the hydrodynamic theory of active … 08 Feb 2021 → 15 Mar 2021 Series Diagnostic and self-repair techniques for more efficient batteries Jean-Marie Tarascon, chair Chemistry of Materials and Energy Lecture The popularization of Li ion technology, the development of electric mobility and the meteoric growth in the number of connected objects make batteries a key element of our society, the equivalent of the heart for our human body. By analogy with medicine, … 08 Feb 2021 → 15 Mar 2021 Event David Ownby Xi Jinping, the Chinese dream, and intellectual temptation : Chinese intellectuals as " content providers " Guest lecturer 14 Jun 2022 17:00 to 18:00 Event Alessandro Zenesini Magnetic Interfaces, Faraday Waves and Other Rabi-Coupled Stories Symposium Abstract Ultracold atoms are one of the most powerful tools to simulate your beloved or hated Hamiltonian. Thanks to the extremely precise and wide tunable properties, they can be used to investigate phenomena spanning from solid state to cosmology, from … 15 Apr 2022 17:25 to 17:50 Event Thomas Bourdel Interaction Control in Two-Component Bose-Einstein Condensates Symposium Abstract Mixtures of Bose-Einstein condensates offer situations where the usually dominant mean-field energy can be reduced such that higher-order terms may play a dominant role in the equation of state. In this context, the case of two component coupled … 15 Apr 2022 16:50 to 17:15 Event Jérôme Beugnon Realization of a Townes Soliton in a Planar Bose-Bose Mixture Symposium Abstract We will discuss our recent realization of a Townes soliton in a two-component rubidium Bose gas. This soliton is a solution of the two-dimensional nonlinear Schrödinger equation with particular properties. It appears, for a given interaction … 15 Apr 2022 16:15 to 16:40 Event Goulven Quemener Ultracold Dipolar Molecules: Control with Fields and Applications Symposium Abstract Ultracold dipolar molecules are excellent candidates for engineering quantum applications and controlled chemistry [1] . Therefore a lot of effort is devoted nowadays to produce ground state ultracold molecules in high densities as well as to … 15 Apr 2022 15:10 to 15:35 Event Lauriane Chomaz Quantum-Stabilised Many-Body States in Dipolar Bose Gases Symposium Abstract Among the atoms in the periodic table, some display a large magnetic dipole moment in their electronic ground state. This feature comes from a large total (spin and orbital) angular momentum of the electrons. The achievement of quantum degeneracy … 15 Apr 2022 14:35 to 15:00 Series Religious norms and questions of authority in the Greek world (1) Vinciane Pirenne-Delforge, chair Religion, History and Society in the Ancient Greek World Lecture The ancient Greek world knew no revelation, no sacred books, no priestly class, like the overwhelming majority of human cultures before the emergence of religions with a universal vocation and the common era that now marks the calculation of time. This … 04 Feb 2021 → 15 Apr 2021 Series Hidden symmetries of gravitation Marc Henneaux, chair Fields, Strings and Gravity Seminar 05 May 2021 → 16 Jun 2021 Series Hidden symmetries of gravitation Marc Henneaux, chair Fields, Strings and Gravity Lecture Marc Henneaux presents his lecture of the year in the series les courTs du Collège de France Exceptional symmetry structures appear quite unexpectedly in the study of the behavior of solutions to the gravitational field equations (Einstein's equations or … 05 May 2021 → 16 Jun 2021 Event Thouraya Belkahia The image of the Sahara in Roman artworks Symposium Abstract This study will attempt to present Roman literature's view of the Sahara. We'll take a look at how the Romans perceived this region, and recall the latitudinal extent they attributed to it. We will then examine the image(s) given to its peoples, … 18 May 2022 15:00 to 15:30 Event Mohamed Tahar The Sahara in ancient written sources from the Phoenician and Greek periods (up to 650 CE) Symposium Abstract This presentation will examine Greek sources relating to accounts of Phoenician, Persian and Greek circumnavigations around the African continent and the Sahara desert. By contrasting the written sources with archaeological documentation on the … 18 May 2022 14:30 to 15:00 Series Connected history of empires in the modern era Sanjay Subrahmanyam, chair A global history of early modernity Lecture Due to the pandemic, Prof. Sanjay Subrahmanyam's lectures will not be held in public. They will be recorded and made available on our website at a later date. Thanks to his knowledge of archives scattered around the world, and his mastery of the languages … 05 May 2021 → 09 Jun 2021 Event Dominique Farout et Vincent Morel The Egyptians and the Sahara : at the crossroads of sources Symposium Abstract Far from confining themselves to the Nile Valley, the Egyptians have, since earliest antiquity, woven multiple and complex relationships with their various neighbors, the inhabitants of the Sahara. Although Egyptologists are dependent on a small … 18 May 2022 14:00 to 14:30 Event David Mattingly Oasis systems, mobility and trade in and across the Sahara (800 B.C.-650 A.D.) Symposium Abstract The Abstract will summarize work on the pre-Islamic emergence of oases and networks of oasis systems across the Sahara, with significant implications for the diffusion of technologies and trade connections. 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Event Anna Angelini From the super-body of the enthroned god to the invisibility of the celestial god : the representation of Yhwh in the Septuagint Symposium 4 Nov 2021 14:30 to 15:15
Event John Scheid Numen, deus, diuus. The Roman notion of divinity Symposium 4 Nov 2021 12:15 to 13:00
Event Ilaria Calini Hero-gods and god-kings in the literary compositions of ancient Mesopotamia Symposium 4 Nov 2021 11:30 to 12:15
Event Thomas Galoppin, Francesco Massa Theoi et puissances divines à l'épreuve du comparatisme, in the wake of the Toulouse meetings in honor of Jean-Pierre Vernant Symposium 4 Nov 2021 10:15 to 11:00
Event Claude Calame Beyond the " person " and the " divine power " : how are Greek deities and heroes invoked by mortals ? Symposium 4 Nov 2021 09:30 to 10:15
Series Biodiversity and Ecosystems through time and space Chris Bowler, chair Biodiversity and Ecosystems Opening lecture Biodiversity research is driven, on the one hand, by the desire to know more about the organisms with which we share our planet, but also by the need to understand how ecosystems function, so as to be able to use them and predict how they will react to … 04 Feb 2021
Series Mechanics and tissue growth Jean-François Joanny, chair Soft Matter and Biophysics Seminar 08 Feb 2021 → 15 Mar 2021
Series Diagnostic and self-repair techniques for more efficient batteries Jean-Marie Tarascon, chair Chemistry of Materials and Energy Seminar 08 Feb 2021 → 15 Mar 2021
Series Mechanics and tissue growth Jean-François Joanny, chair Soft Matter and Biophysics Lecture Jean-François Joanny's lecture shows how soft matter theory in general and, more specifically, active matter theory enable a quantitative description of biological systems from cell to tissue. After devoting a lecture to the hydrodynamic theory of active … 08 Feb 2021 → 15 Mar 2021
Series Diagnostic and self-repair techniques for more efficient batteries Jean-Marie Tarascon, chair Chemistry of Materials and Energy Lecture The popularization of Li ion technology, the development of electric mobility and the meteoric growth in the number of connected objects make batteries a key element of our society, the equivalent of the heart for our human body. By analogy with medicine, … 08 Feb 2021 → 15 Mar 2021
Event David Ownby Xi Jinping, the Chinese dream, and intellectual temptation : Chinese intellectuals as " content providers " Guest lecturer 14 Jun 2022 17:00 to 18:00
Event Alessandro Zenesini Magnetic Interfaces, Faraday Waves and Other Rabi-Coupled Stories Symposium Abstract Ultracold atoms are one of the most powerful tools to simulate your beloved or hated Hamiltonian. Thanks to the extremely precise and wide tunable properties, they can be used to investigate phenomena spanning from solid state to cosmology, from … 15 Apr 2022 17:25 to 17:50
Event Thomas Bourdel Interaction Control in Two-Component Bose-Einstein Condensates Symposium Abstract Mixtures of Bose-Einstein condensates offer situations where the usually dominant mean-field energy can be reduced such that higher-order terms may play a dominant role in the equation of state. In this context, the case of two component coupled … 15 Apr 2022 16:50 to 17:15
Event Jérôme Beugnon Realization of a Townes Soliton in a Planar Bose-Bose Mixture Symposium Abstract We will discuss our recent realization of a Townes soliton in a two-component rubidium Bose gas. This soliton is a solution of the two-dimensional nonlinear Schrödinger equation with particular properties. It appears, for a given interaction … 15 Apr 2022 16:15 to 16:40
Event Goulven Quemener Ultracold Dipolar Molecules: Control with Fields and Applications Symposium Abstract Ultracold dipolar molecules are excellent candidates for engineering quantum applications and controlled chemistry [1] . Therefore a lot of effort is devoted nowadays to produce ground state ultracold molecules in high densities as well as to … 15 Apr 2022 15:10 to 15:35
Event Lauriane Chomaz Quantum-Stabilised Many-Body States in Dipolar Bose Gases Symposium Abstract Among the atoms in the periodic table, some display a large magnetic dipole moment in their electronic ground state. This feature comes from a large total (spin and orbital) angular momentum of the electrons. The achievement of quantum degeneracy … 15 Apr 2022 14:35 to 15:00
Series Religious norms and questions of authority in the Greek world (1) Vinciane Pirenne-Delforge, chair Religion, History and Society in the Ancient Greek World Lecture The ancient Greek world knew no revelation, no sacred books, no priestly class, like the overwhelming majority of human cultures before the emergence of religions with a universal vocation and the common era that now marks the calculation of time. This … 04 Feb 2021 → 15 Apr 2021
Series Hidden symmetries of gravitation Marc Henneaux, chair Fields, Strings and Gravity Seminar 05 May 2021 → 16 Jun 2021
Series Hidden symmetries of gravitation Marc Henneaux, chair Fields, Strings and Gravity Lecture Marc Henneaux presents his lecture of the year in the series les courTs du Collège de France Exceptional symmetry structures appear quite unexpectedly in the study of the behavior of solutions to the gravitational field equations (Einstein's equations or … 05 May 2021 → 16 Jun 2021
Event Thouraya Belkahia The image of the Sahara in Roman artworks Symposium Abstract This study will attempt to present Roman literature's view of the Sahara. We'll take a look at how the Romans perceived this region, and recall the latitudinal extent they attributed to it. We will then examine the image(s) given to its peoples, … 18 May 2022 15:00 to 15:30
Event Mohamed Tahar The Sahara in ancient written sources from the Phoenician and Greek periods (up to 650 CE) Symposium Abstract This presentation will examine Greek sources relating to accounts of Phoenician, Persian and Greek circumnavigations around the African continent and the Sahara desert. By contrasting the written sources with archaeological documentation on the … 18 May 2022 14:30 to 15:00
Series Connected history of empires in the modern era Sanjay Subrahmanyam, chair A global history of early modernity Lecture Due to the pandemic, Prof. Sanjay Subrahmanyam's lectures will not be held in public. They will be recorded and made available on our website at a later date. Thanks to his knowledge of archives scattered around the world, and his mastery of the languages … 05 May 2021 → 09 Jun 2021
Event Dominique Farout et Vincent Morel The Egyptians and the Sahara : at the crossroads of sources Symposium Abstract Far from confining themselves to the Nile Valley, the Egyptians have, since earliest antiquity, woven multiple and complex relationships with their various neighbors, the inhabitants of the Sahara. Although Egyptologists are dependent on a small … 18 May 2022 14:00 to 14:30
Event David Mattingly Oasis systems, mobility and trade in and across the Sahara (800 B.C.-650 A.D.) Symposium Abstract The Abstract will summarize work on the pre-Islamic emergence of oases and networks of oasis systems across the Sahara, with significant implications for the diffusion of technologies and trade connections. The contribution will focus on specific … 18 May 2022 11:30 to 12:15