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AGENDA Seminars Rhythm : Human rhythms, world rhythms - organized by Robert Kopp From the ticking of clocks to the breaking of waves, the wheels of a train passing over the joints of the rails and the beating of our hearts, rhythm is

For the second consecutive year, the 3 winners of the "Residence for Photography" Prize who stayed at the Fondation des Treilles in 2021 will unveil their work in the photographic space of Initial Labo in Paris. This exhibition is an

Exhibition at the Fondation de l'Hermitage in Lausanne, Switzerland from 21 January to 29 May, 2022. In early 2022 the Fondation de l’Hermitage will host Switzerland’s first exhibition featuring a selection of the greatest masterpieces from the Fondation des Treilles. Created

All the Fondation des Treilles teams wish you a Happy New Year 2022! AGENDA Jury of the Photography Prize For its 11th edition, the jury of the Photography Residency Prize, chaired by Jean-Luc Monterosso, will meet at the end of January to study

AGENDA SEMINARS A new classification of aeolian dunes  - organized by Sylvain Courrech Dupont. The aim of this working meeting is to bring together around fifteen researchers working on dunes in different fields to establish a common language and a common nomenclature of the

EXHIBITION “THE 10 YEARS OF THE FONDATION DES TREILLES PHOTOGRAPHY PRIZE” AT THE MAISON DE LA PHOTOGRAPHIE IN TOULON. Anaïs Boudot, Andrea & Magda, Raed Bawayah, Clément Chapillon, Claire Chevrier, Nicolas Comment, Stéphane Couturier, Thibaut Cuisset, Laurie Dall’Ava, Morgane Denzler, Bernard Descamps, Véronique Ellena, Patrizia di Fiore, Hicham Gardaf, Pablo Guidali,

AGENDA SEMINARS Cellular communication systems and their regulation - organized by Anne Spang & Bruno Antonny How proteins, RNA and lipids are transported within cells is one of the most fundamental questions in biology. This question is not only essential to understand the communication

AGENDA SEMINARS FSER Laureates meeting - organized by Patrick Melhen “Since 2000, the Schlumberger Foundation for Education and Research has been selecting yearly three laureates among the best researchers who are building their team in the field of bio-medical research. They are awarded a prize which supports the

AGENDA LARGE RESIDENTIAL STUDIES The Hellenistic worlds in the 2nd century BC. AD, crisis or evolution of states ? - organized by Laetitia Graslin The conquests of Alexander the Great opened a new era of ancient history, traditionally referred to as the Hellenistic