WeekSpots
On the occasion of the Science Festival, discover the behind the scenes of a medical imaging and nuclear medicine research center: tour of the facilities and discussions with the researchers. Accessible from age 14.
A workshop to discover the role-play that will be presented during the performance, and become a part of the show.
A collective, playful and sensory experience: equipped with headphones, you receive a secret role and a voice guides you step by step. No need to know how to dance, just listen and let yourself be carried along.
Presentation of the DAAD, the German Academic Exchange Service: its study and research scholarships, testimonials from former French recipients, and a time for discussion.
The Sustainable Lab Cafés are monthly online meetups where lab staff share their experiences and good practices on the transition in research. Open to anyone working in a lab, including students and BIATSS staff.
The Chemistry Graduate School is organizing a scientific day on the theme "Impact of Chemistry on Health and Sustainable Development" ("Impact of Chemistry on Health and Sustainability").
Science at the negotiating table: science diplomacy in the face of global climate challenges. Experience and take part in a multilateral diplomatic negotiation process.
Kabine is the encounter between a woman and a booth: a musical and gestural duet in which a performer and a structure that bends, resists and unfolds hold a dialogue together. A show for children aged 1 to 5.
The Sustainable Lab Cafés are monthly online meetups where lab staff share their experiences and good practices on the transition in research. Open to anyone working in a lab, including students and BIATSS staff.
Students from Paris-Saclay University give middle and high school pupils tours of higher education and research buildings, to introduce them to the university world.
The Climate and Biodiversity Tour is a travelling exhibition run by the Météo et Climat association, devoted to the climate and biodiversity. Scientists accompany visitors, and games and hands-on activities make learning fun.
The sixth installment of the Paris-Saclay Art-Science Resonances project, Being in Sound explores the question of sound through exhibitions, residencies, performances and encounters between artists and scientists, at several locations on the campus.
HABS, with the support of Université Paris-Saclay, is organising the Neuro-AI Research Hackathon 2026, open to Master's students (M1 & M2) and to students from the second year of engineering school and from ENS Paris-Saclay.