Travelling Exhibition
The traveling exhibition is intended to illustrate the experiences and challenges that the six scientists who have gone to Antarctica over the past six months have had to overcome .
As part of the educational mission and science popularization of Just 2.0°C, this exhibition will be open to the general public, while reserving time for schoolchildren. A first part will be dedicated to a photo exhibition of the expedition accompanied by soundscapes recorded during the crossing and in Antarctica. The second part of the exhibition will then be more devoted to scientific protocols and will present the equipment used during the experiments (microplastic net, pump, pipe, filter holder, small drone, camera tripod, decanter, etc.).
Presentation
First part of the exhibition:
Photography and soundscapes
A scientific approach in an Austral environment
Excerpt from the note of intent:
Photography finds its place here as a medium of awareness. it can show the world, especially when the world is changing”, wrote Marc Riboud. This exhibition aims to show you how students are doing scientific research on this changing world.
Show the austral environment in its beauty, but also in its constraints to carry out field research. Show how the six members of the expedition tried, on their own scale, to study humans and their impacts on the Atlantic and southern ecosystem.
Raising awareness through photography is arousing interest. So in this exhibition, we have chosen to present to you things that have marked us, by trying to convey to you these emotions, these sensations and these reflections that make research in the field. This is one of the missions that we carry out, when we return from our research campaign: to make the general public aware of the scientific approach and the consequences of climate change.
Sensibiliser par la photographie, c’est susciter l’intérêt. Alors dans cette exposition, nous avons fait le choix de vous présenter des choses qui nous ont marquées, en essayant de vous transmettre ces émotions, ces sensations et ces réflexions qui font la recherche de terrain. C’est ainsi une des missions que nous menons à bien, au retour de notre campagne de recherche : sensibiliser le grand public à la démarche scientifique et aux conséquences du changement climatique.
Second part of the exhibition: On-board scientific equipment
Pump and pipes, nets, sieves, filters, full suit, sand... you will discover what the expedition laboratory looked like and some of the equipment used in the field!
Some images from Télé Bretagne Ouest:
Calendrier
Lorient - Cité de la Voile
du 24 au 27 Mars 2022
24 et 25 : Accueil de scolaires
26 et 27 : Accueil du grand public par des membres de l'expédition et de l'association Juste 2.0°C pour des ateliers autour des protocoles scientifiques (microbiologie, sociologie des sciences)
Lyon - ENS de Lyon
5 Mai 2022
Journée FormaSciences
Paris - ENS Ulm
du 23 Mai au 6 Juin 2022
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Paris Saclay - ENS Paris-Saclay
du 29 Mars au 8 Avril 2022
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Chemillé-en-Anjou - Centre Social
du 19 au 28 Mai 2022
Accueil des classes de la région ayant suivi le projet
Monaco - Musée Océanographique
11 Juin 2022
Ateliers grand public autour de l'écologie des manchots
Bourg-Saint-Maurice - Médiathèque
du 12 au 30 Avril 2022
du 12 au 15 : Accueil de scolaires
Cholet - Lycée Ste Marie
du 30 Mai au 3 Juin 2022
Interventions auprès des lycéens