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Objectives - Sustainable chemistry to address major societal challenges The CHIMENE Long-Term Thematic Project (PTL) has the following objectives: To attract and train a new generation ofProfessors researchers andProfessors and to perpetuate the scientific excellence of the cluster's teams; To enhance the site's attractiveness by leveraging other highly visible competitive funding, particularly national (CNRS, ANR, etc.) and European (MSCA, ERC, etc.); To anchor sustainable development as a guiding principle in all supported scientific projects. To anchor research at the regional and international levels. Its ambition is to respond to the challenges of energy transition by placing sustainable development at the center of the research approach. Themes Call for projects - Support mechanisms for emerging talent To meet these ambitions, the PTLs rely on two annual calls for projects: TALENTS: funding for four long-term fixed-term researcher contracts (18 months), with €8,000 in operating funds per contract. NEXT: funding for twelve Master's 2 internships (6 months), including stipends and operating funds. A mentoring program is offered to recipients of Master's 2 internship grants (NEXT) with the following objectives: Support for applications to competitive calls for proposals (MSCA, ERC, ANR, etc.); Preparation and support for competitive examinations for permanent positions (CNRS, MCU, etc.). Identifying thesis projects to be pursued within the Chemistry Cluster; News - current projects and achievements Explore the projects currently underway at CHIMENE: CHIMENE projects Agenda PTL launch day February 13, 2025 Mini-symposium on Sustainable Chemistry for Health and Energy: from LABUM to PTLs - University of Montpellier Launch of the NEXT 2026 call for proposals Call for proposals - "NEXT" and "CHEM-IA" Master's Internship Grants from the Chemistry Cluster - University of Montpellier

Objectives - Sustainable chemistry to address major societal challenges The CARLA Long-Term Thematic Project (PTL) has the following objectives: To attract and train a new generation ofProfessors researchers andProfessors and to perpetuate the scientific excellence of the cluster's teams; To enhance the site's attractiveness by leveraging other highly visible competitive funding, particularly national (CNRS, ANR, etc.) and European (MSCA, ERC, etc.); To anchor sustainable development as a guiding principle in all supported scientific projects. To anchor research at the regional and international levels. Its ambition is to respond to societal challenges related to human health and the environment and to place sustainable chemistry at the heart of the design of molecules, materials, and devices for health. Themes Call for Projects - Support mechanisms for emerging talent To meet these ambitions, PTL CARLA relies on two annual calls for projects: TALENTS: funding for four long-term fixed-term researcher contracts (18 months), with €8,000 in operating funds per contract. NEXT: funding for twelve Master's 2 internships (6 months), including stipends and operating funds. A mentoring program is offered to recipients of Master's 2 internship grants (NEXT) with the following objectives: Support for applications to competitive calls for proposals (MSCA, ERC, ANR, etc.); Preparation and support for competitive examinations for permanent positions (CNRS, MCU, etc.). Identifying thesis projects to be pursued within the Chemistry Cluster; News - current projects and achievements Explore current projects within CARLA: CARLA projects Agenda PTL launch day February 13, 2025 Mini-symposium on Sustainable Chemistry for Health and Energy: from LABUM to PTLs - University of Montpellier Launch of the NEXT 2026 call for proposals The call for proposals - "NEXT" and "CHEM-IA" Master's Internship Grants from the Chemistry Cluster - University of Montpellier When Rabelais meets Balard When Rabelais meets Balard - University of Montpellier

A postdoctoral researcher at the Marbec laboratory, ecologist Noémie Coulon is one of nine young researchers selected by the Ocean Institute to cover the One Ocean Science Congress in Nice in early June. It's a perfect fit for this specialist in the impact of climate change on rays and sharks in Europe.