For young and old alike who are curious about the mysteries of science, technology, and nature, the annual event brings together experts and scientists from all over Martinique.
“Understanding our environment and building a better future.” The issues addressed at this new meeting are particularly relevant in the context of climate change…
This is the message conveyed by Philippe Hunel, Regional Delegate for Research and Technology in Martinique and Ambassador for the Fête de la Science: “…Understanding the world around us and how it evolves will enable us to better preserve the planet and its resources, so that we may hope to leave a better world for future generations—a world where technological development must respect nature, the environment, and humanity.”
Science Festival: a unique opportunity to meet researchers from a wide variety of fields!
This year, there is no Science Village in Madiana, but there are events taking place throughout the region: open houses, tours, exhibitions, lectures… the organizers of the Science Festival are pulling out all the stops to satisfy everyone’s curiosity! There’s something for everyone: the ocean, water, air, technology, digital media, astronomy, biology, the environment… All events are free.
Of note is the creation of the “Hameau des Sciences.” It will be at the Galleria from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., featuring events focused on the sea, water, and Martinique’s wildlife, and at the Caribbean Agro-Environmental Campus from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., including a session on the ”agroecological transition for a better future.” This “Hameau des Sciences” will also be at the Earth Sciences Discovery Center, focusing on astronomy.
Registration is required for certain events. Participants must register directly with the organizations they wish to visit. Each organizer has provided contact information in the section dedicated to their project.
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