Université Côte d'Azur Newsletter

HEADLINES

INSTITUTIONAL

    • Sustainable Development
    • Institutional
    • Research
    THE Sustainability Impact Ratings 2026: Continued Progress
    July 9, 2026
    Published on June 24, 2026, the Times Higher Education Sustainability Impact Ratings confirm Université Côte d’Azur’s momentum in the area of sustainable development. The university has moved up one tier in the global rankings and has made significant progress on several Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
    • Vie des Campus
    • Vie des personnels
    International Digital Week 2026 : cinq jours pour imaginer l'avenir de l'enseignement supérieur
    July 6, 2026
    Pendant cinq jours, Université Côte d'Azur a réuni près de 400 participants issus de 47 pays et d'une centaine d'universités partenaires autour des grands enjeux de la transformation numérique. Cette cinquième édition de l'International Digital Week a confirmé le rôle de l'Université comme acteur majeur de l'innovation pédagogique et de la coopération internationale.

PARTNERSHIP

    • Innovation
    • Institutional
    • Research
    A Joint Laboratory to Build a Trustworthy Digital Future
    July 9, 2026
    On the occasion of the “Defense, Cybersecurity & AI” event held on June 18 at the VivaTech trade show, Université Côte d’Azur, the CNRS, and Docaposte announced the creation of the LINCS laboratory. The goal is to develop innovative solutions to strengthen digital trust, security, and sovereignty.
    • Sustainable Development
    • Partnerships
    The “Water Chair” Approves Its 2026–2027 Scientific Program and Continues to Build on Its Partnerships
    July 21, 2026
    At a meeting held on July 3, 2026, at the Departmental Center for the Environment and Observation in Valberg, the members of the Steering Committee for the Partnership Chair “Water in the Alpes-Maritimes Region” approved the Chair’s scientific program and action plan for the 2026–2027 academic year.

INTERNATIONAL

FAKE NEWS

    • Culture
    • Research
    • Science and society
    Is sunscreen just a marketing gimmick?
    July 9, 2026
    A new video debunking fake news is now online!
    • Science and society
    Does obesity necessarily mean poor health?
    July 9, 2026
    The answer is much more complex than it seems. In a new video produced by the science outreach channel Scilabus, find out why scientists today are more interested in how the brain and inflammation work than in the simple number displayed on the scale.

SCIENCE AND SOCIETY

  • Street Science: Guided Tours to Explore Science in a Different Way
    July 9, 2026
    Université Côte d’Azur, the Côte d’Azur’s research institutions, and the City of Nice invite you to join guided tours to discover Street Science, an immersive scientific walk along the Promenade du Paillon every Friday this summer.
    • Science and society
    • Research
    Op-Ed. Thierry Passeron: “Skin Diseases: A Revolution in the Making!”
    July 9, 2026
    In an op-ed published as part of the Science Azur project, Thierry Passeron, a faculty member and researcher at the Mediterranean Center for Molecular Medicine (Université Côte d’Azur, Inserm), highlights the profound changes currently taking place in dermatology. Through a scientific and clinical overview, he emphasizes the scope of recent advances and their direct implications for patients.
    • Research
    Earthquakes and Tsunamis: New Approaches to Better Reconstruct Past Events
    July 9, 2026
    An international team involving the research group led by Frédérique Leclerc, a faculty member and researcher at Géoazur, is opening up new avenues for identifying the traces left by tsunami-generating earthquakes. This research, published in the journal *Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems*, proposes innovative approaches to better understand these rare but highly impactful phenomena.
    • Research
    • Science and society
    The Conversation: Parkinson's: Advances in Understanding a Key Molecule Involved in the Disease
    July 9, 2026
    New research sheds light on the mechanisms involved in the death of dopamine-producing neurons, the phenomenon that causes Parkinson's disease.

EDUCATION

ALUMNI