CNRS
The National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS) is France's premier public research organization, founded in 1939. It aims to advance knowledge, support innovation, and address global challenges through high-quality fundamental and applied research.
OUR MISSION
- Advance Research: Conduct cutting-edge scientific studies.
- Collaborate: Partner with universities, institutions, and industry.
- Educate: Promote science education and public engagement.
- Global Impact: Participate in international scientific efforts.
RESEARCH AREAS
CNRS covers a wide range of scientific domains, including physical sciences, life sciences, humanities, engineering, and environmental sciences.
NETWORK & ACHIEVEMENTS
With a vast network of laboratories worldwide, CNRS fosters a collaborative environment. Its researchers have received numerous prestigious awards, including Nobel Prizes.
ENGAGEMENT
CNRS is committed to making science accessible through public events and educational programs.
