The Pint of Science science outreach festival returns in 2025 for its 12th edition in France, from May 19 to 21, 2025! The Laboratory for Mountain Environments, Dynamics and Territories (EDYTEM) is invites you on Monday, May 19, 2025, at Not A Beer, 4 Place Sainte-Claire, 38000, Grenoble.
About the interventions
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"Prehistoric underground structures": a lecture presented by Jules Kemper, lecturer and researcher at the EDYTEM laboratory
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About the conference: "True 'time capsules,' caves preserve traces of human and animal activity. Some may have been modified in prehistoric times, but these changes are often hidden by the passage of time: stalagmites have grown, blocks have collapsed, and the landscape has changed. How can we identify inconsistencies in the relief that could reveal long-lost structures? Thanks to 3D techniques and mapping, it is possible to study these cavities as mineral crime scenes, offering a new perspective on ancient underground practices."
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About the Pint of Science Festival
Organized internationally, the Pint of Science festival aims to demystify science by organizing themed meetings between researchers and the general public in bars. These events allow participants to discover a variety of scientific topics in a relaxed and accessible setting.
Learn more:
- Online registration opens April 14 on the Pint of Science Festival website.
- More information on the Pint of Science Festival website