This article looks at air circulation in the Cosquer cave (Marseille - France), a semi-drowned decorated cave where some of the engravings and paintings from the Upper Palaeolithic are temporarily preserved.
In the Cosquer Cave with Hugo PELLET, PhD student in the Resources, Hydrosystems and Carbonates team at CEREGE. He is a doctoral student at Aix-Marseille University's CEREGE and the Laboratoire de Recherche des Monuments Historiques in Paris.
Overview Please mark your calendars for the 1st BioGeoPhylo workshop, March 26-28 2025, focusing on the links between climate, tectonics, and the evolution of species in deep time. The workshop will bring together
Faced with increasing pressure on mineral resources, the team is adopting a circular economy approach to rethink every stage in the life cycle of these resources, particularly the
Putting the evolution of human societies in their environmental context Global warming and the resulting environmental changes are affecting today's societies: increased tensions in the regions
The Institut de recherche pour le développement (IRD) is celebrating its 80th anniversary this year by organising events in France and abroad, focusing on the challenges of international scientific cooperation in the field of development.
FELDSPAR LUMINESCENCE IN FLUVIAL SEDIMENTS: AN INDICATOR OF EROSION RATES? The presentation will focus on the many applications and developments of luminescence for dating
Building on the success of its first edition in 2023, Cerege (the European Centre for Research and Education in Environmental Geosciences) is offering a second edition of its event, the Printemps des
## "Geoarchaeology and paleoenvironments of the ancient pharaonic port of Khufu, Giza, Egypt". This thesis was carried out at CEREGE, within the Earth and Planets Team, under the supervision of
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