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The photography prize & the Escourbiac - Fondation des Treilles prize For its 13th edition, the photo jury, chaired by Jean-Luc Monterosso, will meet at the end of January to study the candidates' applications and designate the 2024 winners of the

In our archives Jacqueline Hyde In our archives there are black and white photos of a great photographer, Jacqueline Hyde, friend of Anne Gruner, who died 10 years ago. Born in Berlin in 1922, she spent her childhood and adolescence in Paris where

Agenda Seminars and residential studies The Holy Earth Project - Seminar organized by Alessandro Morbidelli and Thorsten Kleine from November 6 to 11. This research project concerns the formation of protoplanetary disks, in which planetary formation begins. The objects of the solar system,

Agenda Seminars and residential studies Glass routes: exchange system in the medieval world - Seminar organized by Nadine Schibille from October 9 to 14. This interdisciplinary seminar addresses the social and economic history of glass production in the medieval Mediterranean by studying the

Agenda Seminars and residential studies Tumor Heterogeneity - Seminar organized by Patrick Mehlen from August 28 to  September 2. Cancer is a complex disease characterized by uncontrolled and abnormal growth of cells in the body. While the initial vision was that of a

Agenda Seminars and residential studies Nervous system evolution - Seminar organized by Alain Chédotal from 3 to 8 July. The 21st century is marked by important advances in the field of developmental biology. The genomes are now sequenced, which allows us to know

On July 12, 2023, the Fondation des Treilles was invited to write the 10th chapter of Moviment organized by the Georges Pompidou Centre. By presenting the activities of the foundation, we recall the common history between the two institutions. It

Agenda Seminars and residential studies Chromosome regulation and epigenetics - Seminar organised by Jérôme Déjardin from June 5 to 10. Genomes supposedly contain all information supporting living organisms. However, how genomes are interpreted, regulated, maintained, or evolve and respond to environmental cues remain crucial questions. This

The opening of the Miserere exhibition, Georges Rouault's masterpiece, will take place at the abbey of La Celle, in the Var. Exhibition from May 13 to September 17, 2023 Free admission The abbey of La Celle hosts a set of 58