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Sabine Scarzello (IRCAN) and Jérôme Chèze (Géoazur), 2026 Crystal Medals
The CNRS is honoring Sabine Scarzello, a research engineer at the Institute for Research on Cancer and Aging (IRCAN), and Jérôme Chèze, a research engineer at Géoazur, by awarding them the 2026 Crystal Medal. This award recognizes staff members whose expertise and dedication make a vital contribution to the functioning and influence of research.
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The WHO Collaborating Center at Université Côte d’Azur brings together experts and decision-makers to discuss innovation in public health
How can we rethink health policies in light of an aging population and noncommunicable diseases? In July, Université Côte d’Azur hosted an international workshop and the fourth WHO Summer School to identify the solutions of tomorrow.
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[Publication] "A quantum fish" reveals a new form of propulsion
A research team from the Nice Institute of Physics, in collaboration with the Kastler-Brossel Laboratory and the Laboratory of Theoretical Physics and Statistical Models, has uncovered a previously unknown phenomenon: a “quantum fish” capable of swimming upstream against a superfluid current. This discovery paves the way for a new form of propulsion in quantum fluids.

- Award
- Research
Sabine Scarzello (IRCAN) and Jérôme Chèze (Géoazur), 2026 Crystal Medals
The CNRS is honoring Sabine Scarzello, a research engineer at the Institute for Research on Cancer and Aging (IRCAN), and Jérôme Chèze, a research engineer at Géoazur, by awarding them the 2026 Crystal Medal. This award recognizes staff members whose expertise and dedication make a vital contribution to the functioning and influence of research.
- Health
The WHO Collaborating Center at Université Côte d’Azur brings together experts and decision-makers to discuss innovation in public health
How can we rethink health policies in light of an aging population and noncommunicable diseases? In July, Université Côte d’Azur hosted an international workshop and the fourth WHO Summer School to identify the solutions of tomorrow.
- Research
[Publication] "A quantum fish" reveals a new form of propulsion
A research team from the Nice Institute of Physics, in collaboration with the Kastler-Brossel Laboratory and the Laboratory of Theoretical Physics and Statistical Models, has uncovered a previously unknown phenomenon: a “quantum fish” capable of swimming upstream against a superfluid current. This discovery paves the way for a new form of propulsion in quantum fluids.