Les Rencontres de Noirmoutier

Session

Day dedicated to climate science and a focus on two two-infinities future large projects: FCC and SKA.

Jun 3, 2026, 9:00 AM

4. Some introductory words

Sophie Henrot-Versillé (IJCLAB, CNRS/IN2P3, Orsay, France)

6/3/26, 9:00 AM

5. From atmospheric to Earth system model: A suite of numerical models to understand, analyse and anticipate climate changes

Jean-Louis Dufresne

6/3/26, 9:15 AM

6. Monitoring the climate at a global scale with satellite observations: tools and challenges

Helene Brogniez (LATMOS / UVSQ / Université Paris-Saclay)

6/3/26, 10:05 AM

7. Key messages from the IPCC assessment of the physical science basis How are they built, what do they mean, what are the open questions for the next assessment?

Sophie Szopa

6/3/26, 11:15 AM

8. Key messages from the IPCC assessment of mitigation options How knowledge from climate, engineering and social science is combined to provide insights on mitigation policies

Franck Lecocq

6/3/26, 11:50 AM

9. Clouds: acteurs across scales; from nanometers to global

Andrea Flossmann

6/3/26, 2:00 PM

10. 5-sigma : Is Climate Change More Detectable than the Higgs Boson ?

Laurent Terray

6/3/26, 2:25 PM

13. Computing ,data analysis and tools for HEP and Astro/Cosmo

Dominique BOUTIGNY (LAPP)

6/3/26, 2:50 PM

11. Future Circular Collider

Dr Andreas Hoecker (CERN)

6/3/26, 3:30 PM

12. Einstein Telescope Research Infrastructure: Challenges and Long-Term Sustainability

maria marsella (Sapienza University, Rome)

6/3/26, 4:10 PM

14. Round Table on How to Pursue Fundamental Research with Minimal Environmental and Human Footprint

Claire Gouny

6/3/26, 5:10 PM

With:
Dufresne Jean Louis
Hoecker Andreas
Marsella Maria
Roy Christelle
Terray Laurent

Animation: Gouny Claire

3. Round Table

Round Table on research at the two extremes and the environmental and societal impact of large research infrastructures necessary to advance knowledge in our fields