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Moderator: Mara Tignino Abstract In an era of climate crises and growing water shortages, atmospheric water is becoming a coveted resource. This panel explores the historical, economic, and political motivations behind the quest to control atmospheric …

To mark European Heritage Days on September 19 and 20, 2026—whose theme this year is “Heritage at Risk ”—the Collège de France invites you to join an exceptional tour of its two sites in the heart of the Latin Quarter. This tour will allow you to …

Moderator: Matteo Bächtold Abstract In the face of climate crises and growing pressure on water resources, technologies for harnessing atmospheric water—such as cloud seeding, mist nets, condensation towers, and the modification of atmospheric rivers—are …

Moderator: Damien Delorme Abstract Technologies that alter the environment profoundly challenge our relationship with nature. This panel explores the ethical, religious, and legal limits of manipulating nature and its implications for societies and …

To mark European Heritage Days on September 19 and 20, 2026—whose theme this year is “Heritage at Risk ”—the Collège de France invites you to join an exceptional tour of its two sites in the heart of the Latin Quarter. This tour will allow you to …

Abstract The general physics of the glass transition remains a subject of intense research. Furthermore, many polymeric materials in practical use are in the glassy state. Glass formers are classified as strong or fragile, meaning that the observed …

Abstract The rise of water transport technology enabled modern humans to expand their habitable territory to insular environments beginning in the Late Pleistocene or Late Paleolithic. However, aside from extensive discussion regarding Wallacea, the …