Signataires : Chloé-Agathe Azencott, Enseignante-chercheuse en mathématiques appliquées à MINES ParisTech ; Anne Baillot, Professeure des Universités à l’Université du Mans, Etudes germaniques et Humanités numériques ; Frédéric Clavert, Professeur assistant en histoire contemporaine, C2DH, université du Luxembourg ; Alix Deleporte, Maître de Conférences, Institut Mathématique d’Orsay, Université Paris-Saclay ;...
This is supposed to be about my last confinement blog post. It feels weird saying so, and seems out of touch with reality, but hey! Confinement is officially ending on Monday. We won’t have to carry any attestation any more, we will be able to meet our friends. Masks are...
I have never liked, nor really been able to perform, hour-long sitting. Actually, if there is one thing I hated in school, it’s the sitting. Inevitably, your back aches, your belt hurts, you fall asleep, you can’t help but concentrate on a minor detail at the blackboard or in the...
While it has been clear for a while that my daughter’s birthday (which is tomorrow), and most likely also mine (in 2 weeks) would be spent at home, it is still not obvious what the conditions for my husband’s will be (mid July). In the meantime, after making clear that...
While the garden is getting greener, it seems that we are going to be trapped in this situation for quite some time still. For the first time since the beginning of the lockdown, we plan on watching the presidential announcement on TV tonight, although I don’t expect much surprise there:...
Easter break at last! The past four weeks feel like an eternity that would have passed by eerily quick. I remember, vaguely, the chaos of the first weeks. I remember realizing painfully it was almost impossible to find time for daily hours of work. There have been week-ends I spent...
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