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Carlos Spoerhase
A Certain Philological Perplexity Regarding Modernist Sentences: Beckett and Musil (2)
Carlos Spoerhase
A Certain Philological Perplexity Regarding Modernist Sentences: Beckett and Musil (2)
Guest lecturer
Event
14:00 to 15:00
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Jean-Marie Zemb
German Grammar and Thought
Jean-Marie Zemb
German Grammar and Thought
Closing lecture
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Abstract Jean-Marie Zemb wonders whether the description and analysis of the statuary structures of grammar and thought that he conducted at the Collège de France are acts of restoration or …
18:00 to 19:00
The language of Europe?
Barbara Cassin, chair The Invention of Europe through languages and cultures
The language of Europe?
Barbara Cassin, chair The Invention of Europe through languages and cultures
Lecture
Series
Introduction One of the most fruitful challenges posed by Europe is that of languages: we can choose a dominant language—the “Globish” of a globalized Anglo-American world—or we can work to preserve plurality by highlighting the meaning and value of …
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News
Christophe Botella. Since 2022, the Collège de France Award for Young Researchers has recognized a young scientist for the excellence of their career and the innovative nature of their contributions to public research. The prize includes a cash award of …
Published on 25 September 2026
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As a one-time exception, the class will be held in the Guillaume Budé lecture hall. …
16:00 to 17:30
Event
11:00 to 12:30
News
A collection of nine digitized historical opening lectures complements the existing collection and provides a historical overview of the academic chairs and research areas explored at the institution. Lectures given by professors, as well as courses, …
Published on 25 September 2026
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Abstract Global technology giants (Big Tech) are involved, in various ways, in the creation of legal rules or rules with similar characteristics. In addition to influencing the content of technical norms and standards, they themselves adopt rules of …
11:00 to 12:00
Tâm Mignot
Planetary Microbiology
Tâm Mignot
Planetary Microbiology
Opening lecture
Event
Abstract Microbes have a bad reputation. Bacteria and viruses are still primarily associated with infectious diseases, and microbiology remains largely focused on understanding infections and their treatment. Yet this tradition of microbiology, inherited …
18:00 to 19:00
Series
Over the past two decades, archaeological documentation on abandoned, ruined, and recently rediscovered cities has accumulated in the countries of the Horn of Africa (Ethiopia, Somaliland). Whether it is Nora on the escarpment of the central highlands, …
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Alessandro Morbidelli
Spotlight on Venus and Mercury: The Alternative Pebble Accretion Model
Alessandro Morbidelli
Spotlight on Venus and Mercury: The Alternative Pebble Accretion Model
Lecture
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Abstract We will address several questions to which the models presented earlier do not provide obvious answers: Why does Venus have no moon? Why is Mercury’s core so large relative to the planet’s size? The proposed explanations involve specific events, …
16:45 to 18:45
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09:30 to 11:00
Event
11:15 to 12:15