15 rue Hélène Brion
75013 Paris
Are you a doctoral student at Université Paris Cité? Would you like to experience and share your scientific project in a different way? Whatever your field of research, whether you’re a dancer or not, these choreographic workshops are for you! Choreographers Cosetta Graffione and Namiko Gahier-Ogawa will help you reconnect with your body and unleash your creativity.
Free, registration required
Event open to UPCité doctoral students
Information and registration with Mélina Heuzé >
Move your science: creating a dance lecture
In a dialogue between art and science, you will test and materialize the scientific principles of your thesis work, culminating in the collective creation of a danced lecture.
Workshop financed by CVEC & Université Paris Cité Faculty of Science
Free for doctoral students from all disciplines, whatever their field of research.
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