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Thierry Dauxois is named Chairman & CEO of the CNRS

Thierry Dauxois was named Chairman & CEO of the CNRS on 10 June 2026 by the French President Emmanuel Macron, on the recommendation of Philippe…

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The CNRS at VivaTech 2026: basic research central to technological sovereignty

•    For its 7th participation in VivaTech, the CNRS reaffirms its central role in deeptech innovation by presenting the…

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A diver photographs a coral reef in Tongatapu, Tonga, in the Pacific Ocean, to create a 3D model © Gilles SIU / CRIOBE / EPHE / UPVD / CNRS Images
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Mission Neptune: an overview of a scientific coalition focused on the high seas and the seabed

A year after the third United Nations Ocean Conference (UNOC-3) comes the launch of a new scientific programme on the high seas and the seabed…

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Liquidambars sur le campus du CNRS à Gif-sur-Yvette (Essonne)
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Are CNRS sites havens for biodiversity?

At the end of May, the CNRS launched a pilot initiative at its Gif-sur-Yvette campus for the organisation’s ‘biodiversity observatory of CNRS sites’…

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Un pompier éteint un incendie
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Wildfires – science to the rescue

By 2100, wildfires will become a major risk in a France. In this context, the CNRS is providing insights into the risks at the interfaces between…

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The installation of a motor from the Ion-X start-up founded by Jacques Gierak in a vacuum chamber for a thrust test © Cyril FRESILLON / C2N / Ion-X / CNRS Images
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80 years of the CNRS in Paris-Saclay: a model of collaboration between science and industry

In 1946, the CNRS established itself in Gif-sur-Yvette. Today, it is a major player in the Paris-Saclay science and technology cluster, which has…

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A gauche, un arbre calciné. Traces de feu au sol. Paysage forestier abimé
Deforestation, slash-and-burn practices and the conversion of agricultural plots to banana monoculture in Mayotte © Olivier EVRARD / LSCE / CEA / CNRS Images
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The climate and biodiversity – public research as a foresight tool

The acceleration of climate change and the erosion of biodiversity now represent major risks for the world's societies. Elsa Cortijo, the executive…

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The fourth cohort of CNRS Fellow-Ambassadors is made up of leading figures from the world scientific community

From the Turing Prize to the Nobel Prize, from immunology to the history of cinema - the CNRS is welcoming a new cohort of 'Fellow-Ambassadors' whose…

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The CNRS and its partners from the G6 are committed to academic freedom

The six primary European research organisations, together forming the G6 network representing 135,000 collaborators – CNR (Italy), CNRS (France),…

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The CNRS is working on driving the development of agroecology in the French West Indies

Researchers in the field of agroecology are working to tackle major challenges in the French West Indies like increasing food self-sufficiency,…

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