"Pasteur, Tomorrow" event – Lecture by Frédéric Jiguet on September 9

As part of the "Pasteur, Tomorrow" lecture cycle, the teams in the CSR Department, the Green Team and the Inclusive Book Club are delighted to announce that Frédéric Jiguet, a professor at the French Natural History Museum (MNHM) and researcher in the joint MNHN–CNRS–Sorbonne University research unit (Center for Ecology and Conservation Science), will be coming to speak in September.

Frédéric Jiguet is a renowned specialist in ornithology and conservation biology whose research focuses on bird migration and the impact of global changes and human activities on biodiversity. He can offer a valuable, well-informed perspective on contemporary environmental challenges.

Also speaking at the event will be Marie-Lan Taÿ Pamart, whose unique story inspired the comic book La Femme Corneille (Futuropolis, 2023). There will be a chance to meet and talk to both speakers after the event.

Please indicate whether you intend to come to the event in person (limited spaces) or to follow online.

Tuesday September 9 – 11am to 12 noon

Duclaux lecture hall + Online

Registration required – Seats are limited!

For further information, contact Jean-Sébastien Clément: jclement@pasteur.fr

We hope to see lots of you there!