Cafés-focus " are organized regularly, usually focusing on a particular tool or technique.
Scientific seminars are also regularly organized by outside personalities, particularly when colleagues are invited to attend project meetings, thesis defenses or special invitations.
LOCIE's JDD(doctoral students' day) is a highlight of the year. Organized in January by 1st-year doctoral students, it enables all young researchers to present their subjects and scientific advances. Organized entirely in English, it facilitates the integration of international students.
A number of less formal working meetings are held regularly on specific scientific topics. They provide input for cross-functional, forward-looking discussions.
LOCIE events
Laboratory advice: provisional schedule 2023/2024:
- September 7
- October 5
- November 16
- December 14
- January 18
- February 15
- March 14
- April 11
- May 16
- June 13
- July 11
Scientific commissions :
Every month, a scientific commission brings together all LOCIE members to discuss scientific topics.
Three times a year, these scientific commissions open up to the outside world, bringing together presentations by a partner researcher and a LOCIE researcher, with an audience extended to our partners on the Bourget du Lac site, at Polytech Annecy-Chambéry, and beyond by videoconference.
Amphis pour tous' lectures presented by LOCIE researchers:
January 2024: Nolwenn Le Pierrès presents 'La clim', une solution pour bien vivre le réchauffement climatique?
may 2023: Olivier Plé presents 'Magic concrete or the magic of concrete'.
January 2022: Christophe Ménézo presents 'Analyse bio-inspirée de la ville pour l'amélioration de son trouble métabolique'.
June 2021: Hervé Boileau presents 'Nos déchets organiques: de l'immondice à l'énergie'.
February 2017: Christophe Ménézo presents 'Bâtiments solaires et bioclimatiques, une longue histoire' (Solar and bioclimatic buildings, a long story)
December 2015: Hervé Boileau presents 'Consuming/producing energy, the evolution of our habitats and habits'.
December 2014: Gérard Merlin presents 'Quand les sciences de l'ingénieur s'inspirent du vivant'.