Rencontre avec Olivier Hamant
A public lecture at MC93 featuring Olivier Hamant. The talk explores current questions in biology and plant science, connecting research with broader audiences. Expect accessible explanations and insights into modern science communication.
Make Great Money During College
Learn how to find college jobs that help you earn and save money while you study. Richard Montauk leads a practical library session at The American Library in Paris on job search strategies, budgeting, and opportunities for teens and adults.
Santé mentale des ados, parlons-en !
French-language talk at FGO-Barbara about teen mental health, inviting open dialogue on challenges, signs, and available support. Aimed at adults and students, the session offers practical insights in an intimate Paris venue.
Écologie, comment sauver notre peau ?
A live segment of RFI's C'est pas du vent with ecologist Anne-Cécile Bras, held at Gaîté Lyrique. The evening explores ecological threats and practical ways to protect our future in a thoughtful, science-forward conversation.
Frantz Fanon et l’imagination de l’avenir
A thoughtful Paris talk on Frantz Fanon's imagination of the future, on 15 April 2026 at 19:00, staged at Gaîté Lyrique with support from Bpi – Centre Pompidou and Esprit. Expect a sharp, interdisciplinary discussion on postcolonial thought, philosophy, and society in a stylish, urban venue.
Controverse publique: Peut-on vivre ensemble avec toutes les différences?
Public debate at Gaîté Lyrique in Paris, hosted with the Institut des Futurs souhaitables, exploring whether society can live together with all differences. A thoughtful, interdisciplinary discussion on inclusion, pluralism, and social cohesion in contemporary life.
Timothée Parrique : Inventer l'économie du futur
Timothée Parrique presents a thought-provoking lecture at MK2 Bibliothèque, exploring innovative paths for reinventing the economy of the future. A sharp analysis of political economy, sustainability, and the challenges of systemic change, in a stylish Paris venue.
Avenir et protection du patrimoine libanais
Explore the future of Lebanese cultural heritage and the challenges of its protection in this focused lecture at Institut du Monde Arabe. Scholars and policymakers discuss preservation, restoration, and the role of international cooperation in safeguarding Lebanon's patrimony.
Faut-il boire du thé pour mieux philosopher? BD, voyage et culinaire
At Grand Palais, this Festival du Livre de Paris 2026 event combines bande dessinée, travel, and cuisine with a playful philosophy debate: should tea help you think better? A witty, thought-provoking discussion for literature lovers and curious minds alike.
Ce que l'intelligence artificielle fait à nos vies - Comment vivre avec
A thought-provoking session at Festival du Livre de Paris 2026 examining what artificial intelligence does to our lives and how we live with it. The talk blends humanities and technology, offering reflections on ethics, work, privacy, and daily life in a digital age at the Grand Palais.
Système immunitaire et cortex: génome, mémoire, vieillissement
An insightful talk at Festival du Livre de Paris 2026 exploring how the immune system relates to the brain, genetics, memory and aging. Held at the Grand Palais, the session blends biology and cognitive science to illuminate body-brain connections for general readers and scholars alike.
Quelles dynamiques à l'œuvre pour sauvegarder le patrimoine
An insightful lecture at the Institut du Monde Arabe examining the dynamics at work in safeguarding cultural heritage. The session brings experts to discuss strategies, challenges, and policy implications for preserving living traditions across Arab worlds.
Christian Ghazi
An evening lecture by Christian Ghazi at the Institut du Monde Arabe in Paris. The talk explores Arab culture, history, and contemporary politics with thoughtful analysis in a formal, engaging setting. Aimed at adults and professionals, the event promises lively discussion.
SciencesPop: Physics with Star Wars, Chemistry with Harry Potter
Join SciencesPop at Festival du Livre de Paris to explore physics through Star Wars and chemistry through Harry Potter in an engaging, accessible talk at the Grand Palais. A playful science session that makes complex ideas tangible for curious visitors of all ages.
Sleep and Me: Can We Learn While Sleeping?
Part of the Festival du Livre de Paris at the Grand Palais, this science talk investigates whether sleep can boost learning. Researchers explore memory consolidation during sleep and its implications for study and education, blending neuroscience with literary culture.
Voyage dans le cosmos: conférence ludique
A playful science-focused session for youth and families about the cosmos, featuring interactive exploration and a rocket-themed voyage. Presented at Grand Palais as part of Festival du Livre de Paris 2026, this engaging conference invites curious minds to journey through space.
La mobilité à l’ère des sociétés connectées: liberté ou contrainte
At the Festival du Livre de Paris, this humanities lecture explores how mobility is reshaped in connected societies, weighing freedom against constraint. An interdisciplinary look at social and technological forces shaping contemporary life, delivered in the iconic Grand Palais for readers, thinkers, and students of culture.
Rencontre Thomas Schlesser
Join Thomas Schlesser for an intimate talk at Le Lucernaire. This literary/philosophical encounter in a cozy Paris theatre invites questions and insights into Schlesser’s work, with a warm venue and an engaging Q&A.
Classe et diversité des artistes programmés
This Paris discussion at FGO-Barbara examines how class dynamics influence which artists are invited and visible in programming. It explores equity in curation, inclusion strategies, and the practical challenges of building diverse lineups in contemporary arts.
Parcours des migrations: médias et expressions artistiques
At Gaîté Lyrique, this talk with Radio Campus Paris explores how media framing shapes migration narratives and how those stories feed into contemporary artistic expression. The cross-disciplinary discussion moves from media analysis to creative practice in an iconic Paris venue.
Byblos ou Jbeil ?
This historical talk at Institut du Monde Arabe examines the ancient port city of Byblos (Jbeil), tracing its origins and role in Mediterranean civilizations. Learn about archaeological finds, linguistic links, and the evolving Lebanese heritage in a concise, engaging session.
Michel-Ange Rodin. Corps vivants
A scholarly lecture at the Louvre's Auditorium exploring Michelangelo and Rodin, with a focus on the living body in sculpture. The talk links Renaissance and modern form, offering fresh art-history insights into 'Corps vivants' and the artists' sculptural dialogue, guided by curators.
La naissance sous le capitalisme sanitaire.
At Point Éphémère in Paris, this thought-provoking talk examines how health systems have evolved under capitalist dynamics, tracing the emergence of 'sanitary capitalism' and its social implications. It invites reflection on policy, power, and public health in the modern world.
Découvertes majeures à Tusculum (Italie)
An evocative Louvre Auditorium lecture on major discoveries at Tusculum, Italy, presented by museum scholars. Discoveries in Tusculum shed light on ancient Roman life and archaeology, set in a prestigious Paris museum amid rich history and artifacts.
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