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A theatrical and participatory debate on the links between technical progress, innovation and society, from the invention of the daguerreotype in 1839 to artificial intelligence. For the general public as well as for school groups.
Workshop to assemble an optical device and record the imprint of objects on a light-sensitive medium, with a camera obscura and cyanotype, offered as part of the Science Festival.
A friendly meetup for singles who love hiking in Palaiseau, in a small group (8 people max), to get to know each other and plan future outings. Free registration on RandoDate.
A friendly meetup for singles who love hiking in Palaiseau, in a small group (8 people max), to get to know each other and plan future outings. Free registration on RandoDate.
A friendly meetup for singles who love hiking in Palaiseau, in a small group (8 people max), to get to know each other and plan future outings. Free registration on RandoDate.
A friendly meetup for singles who love hiking in Palaiseau, in a small group (8 people max), to get to know each other and plan future outings. Free registration on RandoDate.
Pollux, a French manufacturer of mechanical and electronic locks since 1929, opens its doors: discover its turning, milling, pressing and finishing workshops, where all the components of its locks are made and assembled.
Junky Fest becomes Nexus Metal Fest: an intense, friendly and family-oriented metal festival, where people come as much for the concerts as for the welcoming and accessible atmosphere.
Pollux, a French manufacturer of mechanical and electronic locks since 1929, opens its doors: discover its turning, milling, pressing and finishing workshops, where all the components of its locks are made and assembled.
A seminar for all audiences on the blob, a single-celled organism capable of learning and solving problems, presented by researcher Audrey Dussutour.
An exhibition of superimposed image montages that explores the diversity of health research at the CNRS and invites us to reflect on our ways of seeing health. For all audiences.
An exhibition of superimposed image montages that explores the links between different scientific research projects and our understanding of health. Open to all, it invites reflection on the complexity of global health.