Latest news on the James Webb Space Telescope: from project design to groundbreaking initial results

Planet Ocean Montpellier and the Research Environmental Research Observatory (OREME) are joining forces for a unique series of lectures. By combining their expertise—Planet Ocean, dedicated to entertainment as well as the exploration and preservation of environmental heritage, and OREME, a key player in climate change observation—they promise an immersive experience. Together, they will raise public awareness of the challenges of biodiversity conservation and heritage management. This unique collaboration, combining scientific knowledge with an educational approach, aims to inspire wonder and educate, thereby strengthening the commitment to environmental preservation. A promising partnership dedicated to fostering an understanding of the world and raising awareness of today’s challenges.

Eric Josselin, Professor astrophysics at the University of Montpellier, specializes in stars at the end of their lives. His research is based on observations spanning the visible, infrared, and radio wavelengths. This has led him to analyze data from major infrared missions such as IRAS (NASA) and the Infrared Space Observatory (ESA). From the project’s conception to its first groundbreaking results, Eric Josselin will bring us the latest news on the James Webb Space Telescope, which has been the subject of so much discussion.

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