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Parc éolien en mer de Saint-Nazaire avec baigneurs

To see

A summer to understand everything (or almost everything) ...
Do you have 5 or 10 minutes? That's all you need to explore the ocean, understand climate change, discover surprising scientific innovations... or rediscover Brittany in a new light.
This summer, CNRS films take you to the four corners of knowledge: marine biodiversity, freshwater ecosystems, technologies of the future, coastal landscapes... Each film takes you behind the scenes of scientific research. Enough to feed your curiosity between swims and barbecues...!

Removal of a bone of the Neanderthal Thorin from the Grotte Mandrin site in the Drôme department

TV broadcast

The Film (54’-2024) won the Prize Upside at Pariscience Festival 2024. You can see it on arte.tv until 11 December 2024.

view festival

Festival

As a long-standing partner of the Jean Rouch International Film Festival, the CNRS invites you to rediscover the ethnological and anthropological heritage films managed by CNRS Images...

from film Iznik

TV broadcast

The film (85’, 2023) was broadcast in January on French TV France 5 in the ‘Science Grand Format’ programme and was available for replay until 18 May 2024.

Logo Year of Physics 2023-2024

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The French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS), the French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA), France Universités and the French Physical Society, in partnership with the French Ministry of National Education and Youth, are dedicating the 2023-2024 academic year to physics as part of a science promotion campaign directed at schools and the general public.

logo CNRS

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Many researchers are involved in the celebration of the “Year of Biology 2021-2022”, coordinated by the INSB and the French Ministry of Education.

CNRS Images,

Our work is guided by the way scientists question the world around them and we translate their research into images to help people to understand the world better and to awaken their curiosity and wonderment.