Collège de France reopens to the public on May 19

may 11, 2021

Following government announcements, and subject to restrictive health measures specific to the Ile-de-France region, the Collège de France is pleased to welcome the public back to its amphitheaters from May 19, in half-capacity.

We would like to draw the public's attention to the strict limits on seating capacity in our auditoriums, in order to comply with health regulations.

We kindly ask you to observe the barrier measures with the utmost vigilance: distancing yourself, wearing a compliant mask and disinfecting your hands with hydro-alcoholic gel are required in order to be able to attend the lectures.

Face-to-face lectures

• Jean-Philippe Bouchaud (Technological Innovation Liliane Bettencourt Chair), from April 07 to June 09

• Denis Duboule (Evolution of Development and Genomes Chair), from May 04 to June 08

• Didier Fassin (Public Health Chair), June 14 to 16

• Sonia Garel (Neurobiology and the Immune System Chair), April 12 to June 07

• Antoine Georges (Quantum Condensed Matter Physics Chair), May 04 to June 03

• Frantz Grenet (History and Cultures of Pre-Islamic Central Asia Chair), from January 14 to May 28

• Marc Henneaux (Fields, Strings and Gravity Chair), May 05 to June 16

• Frédéric Magniez (Chair of Computer Sciences), from April 07 to June 09

• Dario Mantovani (Chair of Law, Culture and Society in Ancient Rome), from February 24 to May 26

• François Recanati (Philosophy of Language and Mind Chair), May 04 to June 29

Lectures recorded and broadcast at a later date

Due to health measures, the following lectures will not be held in public.
They will be recorded and broadcast on the website:

• Bảo Châu Ngô (Automorphic Forms Chair)

• Bénédicte Savoy (Chair Cultural History of Artistic Heritages in Europe, XVIIIᵉ-XXᵉ century)

• Sanjay Subrahmanyam (Chair in the Global History of Early Modernity)