On April 25, École Normale Supérieure (ENS-PSL) officially announced the creation of a new research chair dedicated to carbon storage in soils and subsoils, also known as Carbon Capture. The chair is sponsored by Ardian, one of the world's leading private equity firms. This initiative

On April 3, 2024, the ENS Foundation welcomed nearly 200 people to celebrate their commitment to the school, around scientific presentations and a cross talk on the major challenges for responsible Artificial Intelligence. Donors and sponsors, as well as ENS students and teachers, were able

On April 2, 2024, two alumni of the Medicine and Humanities program presented their research work at the closing session of the annual seminar. The event, organized by the Fondation de l'ENS, was an opportunity to highlight the students' work as part of their research

In 2019, Ecole normale supérieure launched the Olympic scholarship program with the aim of recruiting the best international talent for its mathematics department. Thanks to the support of several Foundation patrons, including ENS alumni, the school has welcomed four International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) winners since

In the run-up to International Women's Rights Day, the Foundation brought together ENS-PSL members (students, teachers, researchers), donors and high-school students for a round-table discussion aimed at identifying the obstacles to women's access to science studies and possible solutions. Moderated by Charlotte Jacquemot, Director of

On February 1, the ENS’ historic Salle de la Bibliothèque des Lettres was the setting for the launch of the Space Chair, in the presence of its patrons and Stéphanie Ruphy, scientific director of this new chair. We witnessed the fruit of collaboration between key

On Monday January 29, 2024, École normale supérieure paid tribute to economist Daniel Cohen (1953-2023), after the publication by Albin Michel of his latest book “Une Brève histoire de l'Économie”, as well as a collection of articles “Daniel Cohen, l'économiste qui voulait changer le monde”

Over the past half-century, human societies have succeeded in turning space into a new territory. From a scientific object, space has become an economic and geopolitical issue, as made clear today by considerable public and private investment. These new realities raise lots of questions about