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Christelle Lahaye is an associate professor of applied physics in the area of art history and archeology at Bordeaux Montaigne University, a geochronologist at the Archeomaterials Research Institute (IRAMAT-CRP2A, UMR5060) and a Cluster LaScArBx stakeholder. This year, Lahaye received a bronze medal from the CNRS for her research in chronology.

The University of Bordeaux’ final round of the "My Thesis in 180 Seconds" competition took place on Friday, April 1st at the Agora du Haut-Carré building in Talence. Five candidates were selected from among the 19 participants.

ARIIS is tasked with developing public-private partnerships and has joined forces with the General Commission for Investment (CGI) to organize a University Hospital Institutes Day on 6 April 2016.

This new cross-border program aims to boost innovation on the subject of aging and chronic diseases by strengthening links between actors in the Basque and Aquitaine regions.

From super resolution imaging to high content screening techniques, take 90 minutes to discover the photonics technology used in biotechnology and receive training.

Part of the mystery surrounding of the infant skeleton found in Border Cave (South Africa) with its Conus shell has been revealed through research conducted by Francesco d’Errico of the PACEA laboratory in Bordeaux and Lucinda Blackwell, a visiting scholar in Bordeaux and researcher at the University of Witwatersrand (Johannesburg). Their findings were published in the international Journal of Human Evolution. 

R is a free statistical analysis software, the reference within the scientific community.  To help students to use it, 8 teachers and reseachers from the Bordeaux site have developed Begin'R, an online open class.

A growing number of students decide to become entrepreneurs while still studying. To help them develop their project, the University of Bordeaux acquired a co-working space: the incubator.

The Cluster of Excellence COTE, organizes its fourth Summer School on “Ecology and global changes”  for PhD students. It will take place in Bordeaux from the 6th to the 10th June 2016.

For International Women’s Rights Day, Camille Jeunet, a PhD student in cognitive sciences, was one of the two researchers highlighted by INRIA. Jeunet is part of the Potioc project team that receives funding from IdEx Bordeaux.