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Evènements scientifiques

L’Académie " Systèmes Complexes " entend contribuer à faire d'Université Côte d'Azur un site intensif en recherche en finançant des actions d’animation scientifique innovantes et ambitieuses.

Les Complex Days, l'évènement phare de l'Académie " Systèmes Complexes "

Chaque année, l'Académie "Systèmes Complexes" organise les Complex Days à Nice. Cet évènement est l'occasion de favoriser le dialogue entre les disciplines en rassemblant des scientifiques issus d'horizons divers (mathématiques, physique, chimie, sciences de la Terre et de l'Espace, sciences humaines et sociales, etc.) qui travaillent sur les systèmes complexes.

Le rendez-vous annuel de la communauté des systèmes complexes

d'Université Côte d'Azur

Retrouvez les précédentes éditions et suivez l'actualité de cet évènement !

COMPLEX DAYS 2025

Les prochains Complex Days auront lieu les 6 & 7 février 2025, au Crowne Plaza - Grand Arénas à Nice.

Vous pouvez dès maintenant vous inscrire. L'inscription est gratuite mais obligatoire.
Les doctorants et post-doctorants sont encouragés à soumettre un abstract pour une présentation orale ou un poster.
Un jury sélectionnera les 2 meilleurs posters !
Site internet des Complex Days 2025

Vous souhaitez consulter les présentations orales des Complex Days ?

Pour retrouver toutes les présentations orales, et flash talks des Complex Days, il suffit de vous rendre sur la plateforme Epirevel d'Université Côte d'Azur en cliquant ici.

LES SEMESTRES THEMATIQUES

Pour encourager sa communauté à mener des actions d'animations scientifiques à la fois originales et structurantes, l'Académie " Systèmes Complexes " propose les semestres thématiques. L'idée est de déployer diverses actions de communication, de promotion et, de formation axées sur une thématique de recherche émergeante.

POPULATE
Thematic Semester on “Population Dynamics”

The POPULATE project is a thematic semester, held by Christophe HENRY, Researcher at INRIA. This project is dedicated to Population dynamics that studies the evolution in time of the characteristics of individuals in a given population. The population can be living beings (e.g. fishes, birds, insects, humans, viruses) or inorganic objects (e.g. ashes, dusts, droplets). Various characteristics can be of interest (such as the size of the population, the age of individuals, their weight, their composition).

Several events will be organised during this thematic semestrer:

Spring conference in March 2025
Summer school in June 2025
Fall conference in October 2025

More details and information on the project website

ICON
Thematic Semester on “Non LInear Cell PhotONics

The overarching ICON project aims to consolidate ongoing research initiatives at Université Côte d'Azur (UniCA), encompassing various aspects of photonics and life sciences, from experimental and applied methods to numerical modeling. Additionally, the project seeks to enrich these endeavors by integrating external insights and expertise, fostering collaborations with researchers from France and beyond. A key objective is to strengthen interdisciplinary dimensions through internships and scientific visits, particularly benefiting PhD students, providing them with valuable exposure and experience. Moreover, the initiative serves as a dynamic platform for showcasing UniCA's research to external communities, explicitly aiming to catalyze new collaborations and partnerships. These comprehensive objectives underscore the initiative's profound impact on advancing research at the intersection of photonics and life sciences.

Different actions and events will be organised:

Seminars
Workshops
M2 internships - call open
Visiting PHD students - call open

More details and information on the project website

MECABIONIC seminar from Complex System Academy welcomes Atef Asnacios from Laboratoire Matières et Systèmes Complexes - Tuesday 2 July, 11h at INPHYNI - Conference room

Atef Asnacios from Laboratoire Matières et Systèmes Complexes (Université Paris Cité, CNRS UMR 7057), winner of funding from the HFSP programme and a specialist in mechanobiology will talk - in a general presentation - about :

Mechanobiology at the single cell level
Cells are under the control of genetic programs. However, over the last decades, many investigations have been dedicated to the role of physical and mechanical cues in biological functions, leading to the emergence of mechanobiology. In this context, as a physicist and an experimentalist, I will review some technical developments in single cell rheometry and force measurement that allowed us to reveal the physics behind various biological functions. I will present examples from both animals and plants. For instance, I will discuss a parallel between rigidity sensing by animal cell and impedance matching, will show how mechanical features of antigen presenting cells are modulated by inflammation and stimulate the immune response, and will present some aspects of adaptation of plant growth to stiffening of the soil.

Directions: INPHYNI, 17 rue Julien Laupretre 06200 Nice.
By tram: stop Méridia (L3) or Digue des Français (L2).
By car : parking entrance Rue Emmanuel Grout, please send an e-mail to xavier.noblin@univ-cotedazur.fr if you plan to use the parking.

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From spring to fall 2023: Turbulence semester un Côte d'Azur

This thematic semester promoted by the Academy ``Complex systems" aims to foster cross-fertilization between various facets of turbulence research within and beyond the Côte d'Azur

From spring to fall 2022: the Complex Wave Phenomena Season

This semester coordinated by the wavecomplexity initiative aimed to offer research seminars and advanced lectures on complex wave phenomena from theoretical and experimental physics to earth sciences, mathematics and digital science.

ŒUVRER POUR UNE ANIMATION SCIENTIFIQUE FOISONNANTE

Dans le but de favoriser l'émergence de thématiques de recherche à la fois transdisciplinaires et structurantes, l'Académie " Systèmes Complexes " soutient également des projets d'animations scientifiques relatifs à des événements impliquant plusieurs Académies de l’IdEx.