Science, culture and society
The association
Shaking up habits and certainties in terms of mediation and science education, starting with our own, thus applying to them the perpetual questioning specific to scientific research : this is what characterizes the approach of TRACES.
A reflection and action group on science, its communication and its relationship to society, TRACES brings together professionals involved in research, development and the dissemination of ideas and tools for a fair place for science and technology in society.
In this dynamic, at the interface between the academic, associative and private worlds, TRACES seeks to create privileged spaces for taking a step back, experimentation and innovation in the field of public communication of science.
Training, advice and mediation in the field enrich each other mutually, through a perpetual interdisciplinary reflection on the convergence of human sciences and experimental sciences.
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L'équipe
Claudia Aguirre Rios
Directrice
Quentin Drouot
Directeur administratif et financier
Pauline du Chatelle
Responsable de la communication
Marie Leguie
Coordinatrice du
Parcours E-FABRIK'
Maxime Leroy
Médiateur scientifique
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Pierre Berrier
Responsable de programme Médiation et inclusion sociale
Fabrice Esnault
Technicien web et audiovisuel
Paul Boniface
Responsable de projet
Science et Société
Sophie Juillard
Chargée de projets européens
Arnaud Malher
Chargé de projet et médiation Fabrication Numérique
Apolline Chabenat
Chargée de médiation et de formation
Athavan Parameswaran
Médiateur du projet
Rayon Science
Katyana Dos Santos
Volontaire en service civique - Communication
Nabila Ikene
Volontaire en service civique - Communication
Marc Baudet
Stagiaire en médiation scientifique
Board of directors
Claire Girard
Marie Blanc
Antoine Blanchard
Sandrine Bron
President
Treasurer
François Lasserre
Evelyne Lhoste
Noémie Lozac'h Vilain
Pania Rapibour
Partners
They spent some time among us :
Since its creation, TRACES likes to be influenced by its employees, trainees and volunteers. What we are today, we owe it to the influence, great or small, of those who have worked with us.
Huge thanks to :
Matteo Merzagora, Clémentine Bricout, Céline Martineau, Clara Massin, Amandine Beuscard, Sandrine Bron, Vanessa Mignan, Fabien Descamp, Pania Rabipour, Axelle Hubert, Claire Potier, Aude Ghilbert, Laura Chastant, Charlotte Barrois de Sarigny, Claire Stewart, Aurélie Froger, Marilyne Certain, Meriem Fresson, Alejandro Van Zant Escobar, Allison Messanga, Tania Louis, Laurène Cheilan, Fanny Levesqueau, Omar Benyebka, Thalia Mambu, Lydie Poda, Elliot David, Azeline Billy, Elsa Scherer, Virginie Thibaud, Céline Rosset, Aurélie Simon, Amal Ahmed, Camille Vermeulin, Joyce Weil, Johanna Gakosso, Chloé Wachter, Simon Pedrillat, Camille Sanchez, Lucilla Taddei, Garance Aubry, Amandine Boniface, Julien Rastegar, Beatrice Biagini, Joseph, Bastien Lelu, Richard-Emmanuel Eastes, Anissa Benchelah, Mélodie Faury, Hélène Montfeuillard, Jean-Marc Galan, Farid Sidi, Nicolas Loubet, Paula Gonzáles-Rubio, Anaïs Le, Joanne Clavel, Livio Riboli Sasco, Leila Peire, Francine Pellaud, Bérénice Collet, Edouard K leinpeter, Claudio Serni, Fabiano Catania, Claire Truffinet, Ronan James, Alisson Krief, Maxime Labate, Marta Bornati, Pauline Drapeau, Stéphane Querbes, André Klarsfeld, Elena Pasquinelli, Eglantine Rivière, Maëlle Jacques-Ruettard, Malo de La Tullaye, Adèle Jayle, Fabrice Etifier.