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Analytical mechanics and celestial mechanics. …
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Comparative grammar. …
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Childhood psychology and education. …
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Poetic. …
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History of modern civilization. …
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Between 1931 and 1940, Marcel Mauss held the first sociology chair at the Collège de France. A nephew of Durkheim, Mauss's lectures were as much sociology as anthropology, religion and ethnology. Marcel Mauss's election to the Collège de France, at the …
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Latin literature of the Middle Ages. …
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Chinese language and literature. …
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General and experimental physics. …
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The Collège de France was a perfect match for Henri Bergson's personality and aspirations, where he taught two lectures a week  on Friday and Saturday afternoons. The first lecture is devoted to a philosophical problem, while the second comments on the …
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French language and literature in the Middle Ages. …
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Greek and Latin philosophy. …
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Trained in papyrology during his studies at the University of Milan, Donato Marazzi earned his doctorate at Santa Maria Capua Vetere in 2026. His dissertation consisted of the edition of thirty-two Greek paraliterary and documentary texts from the Roman, …
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Amanda Hirschi is a research group leader at the MPIM in Bonn, where she works in symplectic topology. Her main areas of interest are the foundations of pseudo-holomorphic curves and their applications, ranging from enumerative geometry to applications in …
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Christophe Botella is an Inria research fellow at the University of Montpellier and a member of the Pl@ntNet team. Having grown up in the Gers region, where he worked from an early age on his family’s forestry farm, he developed a fascination for plant …
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Aurèle Méthivier is a Ph.D. candidate in philosophy at Paris-VIII University, a member of the Research Group on Foucauldian Archives (GRAF, Paris-VIII University), and a research assistant in the “Moral Questions and Political Issues in Contemporary …
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Mahmoud Al-Shaer is a visiting researcher and fellow under the PAUSE Program at the Collège de France, affiliated with Professor Didier Fassin’s chair ( Moral Questions and Political Issues in Contemporary Societies ). He is a writer, editor, curator, and …
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Timothée Brunet-Lefèvre holds a Ph.D. in political studies from the École des hautes études en sciences sociales (EHESS). Since the start of the 2026 academic year, he has held the position of research fellow affiliated with Patrick Boucheron’s chair in …
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Edwige Cyffers develops mathematical tools and safeguards to ensure that machine learning is trustworthy and to help end users make informed decisions about their participation. Her primary area of interest is privacy: she uses differential privacy to …
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Dr. Kriegstein received a B.S. from Yale University (1971) and an M.D. and Ph.D. from New York University (1977). He completed his neurology residency at Brigham and Women’s, Children’s, and Beth Israel Hospitals in Boston and is a board-certified …
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Sigolène Meilhac is a research director at Inserm and has led the “Heart Morphogenesis” team at the Pasteur Institute and the Imagine Institute (Paris) since 2015. She studies how the heart develops in the embryo and how this process goes awry in …
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Céline Borde is a postdoctoral researcher in microbiology at the Interdisciplinary Research Center in Biology (CIRB), where she studies how bacteria adapt to their environment. During her Ph.D. studies in Lyon under the supervision of Agnès Rodrigue, she …
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The son of a painter and an American musician, Jacques Monod (1910–1976) earned his bachelor’s degree in 1931 and, after teaching at the university, received his doctorate in natural sciences in 1941. In the meantime, he accompanied Jean-Baptiste Charcot …