Conference organized jointly by the Climate and Ocean Evolution Chair at Collège de France and Chantier Arctique Français.
The first day, June 3 at the Collège de France, featured a series of 9 scientific lectures covering the major challenges of climate change in the Arctic through a variety of disciplines.
The following two days at the Collège de France (June 4 and 5) were devoted to lectures covering sub-themes ranging from the exact sciences to the humanities. These thematic sessions were introduced by guest lectures. These were followed by short presentations (oral and poster) selected by the Chantier Arctique Scientific Council following a call for papers from the national community. Round-table discussions concluded the three days at the Collège de France, open to the public and scientists alike.
A day of synthesis and prospective, reserved for the scientific community, took place on June 6 at the Institut Océanographique. This event, led by the Chantier Arctique Scientific Council, will culminate in the drafting of a final outlook document. The event closed on June 6 with an evening for the general public in the Institut Océanographique amphitheater.
