With the support of our patron Capgemini, the École normale supérieure, the ENS Foundation, and the AI and Society Institute have established a Global Observatory this February to analyze the environmental impacts of Artificial Intelligence (AI) at all stages of its life cycle (training, fine-tuning,
To mark the International Day of Women and Girls in Science (February 11th) and International Women’s Rights Day (March 8th), the École normale supérieure, its departments, and the ENS Foundation are organizing a series of events. These will highlight the importance of women’s roles in
On February 10 and 11, 2025, Paris will host the Summit for Action on Artificial Intelligence, led by Anne Bouverot, Chair of the Board of Directors of ENS-PSL. Bringing together AI experts, heads of state, leaders of pioneering companies in the field, and NGOs advocating
Breaking gender stereotypes by highlighting women scientists and their discoveries throughout history: this is the challenge which is brilliantly approached by the theatrical series Les Fabuleuses. The plays are written by Elisabeth Bouchaud — a physicist, playwright, and prominent patron of the ENS Foundation. They
In 2024, donors were even more generous than in the previous year, allowing the École normale supérieure to expand its scholarship programs to more students, initiate research chairs on Space and climate change, and restore historical furniture and works in the library. On the research
Last May, the École normale supérieure welcomed a new sponsor, MACIF, as part of the creation of a new chair on ecology and climate. The launch event took place on Tuesday, November 26, in the historic Library of Letters at 45 rue d’Ulm. How can
On October 10th 2024, ENS Foundation director Caroline Guény-Mentré and Frédéric Worms, director of the École normale supérieure, welcomed scholarship holders who have joined the school for the start of the 2024/2025 academic year, as well as donors, for a social evening in the Salon
