Overview
A CNRS exhibition that reminds us just how much the ocean needs all the sciences. This immense unknown, fragile and threatened, is damaged by our activities, both at sea and on land. Mysterious and tumultuous, it feeds us, makes us breathe and regulates our climate.
To better understand and preserve it, CNRS scientists - biologists, physicists, mathematicians, cartographers, climatologists and economists - are exploring every facet of the ocean, from the depths to currents, from surface winds to interactions with human societies.
By combining their knowledge, these experts decipher this blue world, the key to our planet's equilibrium.
The exhibition is in 5 parts
Exploring the ocean today
What will the ocean be like tomorrow?
Protecting the ocean's riches
An ocean of innovation
Raising awareness to mobilise
The exhibition can be presented with the five-part bilingual (French, English) video series Ocean, Science in Motion.
Laboratory(s)
CNRS Institute(s)
Panel(s)
Regional office(s)
Production year
2025
Version(s)
Editorial and graphic design and production
Scientific Committee: CNRS Ocean Task Force
Graphic design: Atelier Caroline Pauchant
Description of digital format
Booking information
The exhibitions can be supplemented by a selection of films recommended by our scientific outreach officer.
