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Women in Science: Bursary Beneficiaries Fighting for Equality
As part of Equality Month, “Women in Science” scholarship beneficiaries met with 3e students from Essonne middle schools (Villebon-sur-Yvette and Massy). Their goal: sharing their passion, encouraging young students (especially girls) to pursue science, and challenging stereotypes.
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Évelyne le Bezvoët, 2024-2026 pre-doctoral scholarship beneficiary
Thanks to programs such as our pre-doctoral scholarship in partnership with major actors in research, the ENS Paris-Saclay supports our students and helps them make their scientific ambitions come true. Évelyne Le Bezvoët, beneficiary for a 2024-2026 pre-doctoral scholarship, shares her perspective on the impact such a program can have on an academic career focused on excellence.
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Welcome Students of the Ambition Grandes Écoles Program
The Ambitions Grandes Écoles program’s goal is to support students in scientific preparatory classes to nationwide competitive exams. One of the School’s main objectives is to foster greater inclusivity and social diversity, and this program offers 30 students the necessary tools to succeed in our entrance exam.
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2024 Young Women in Physics Meeting at the ENS Paris-Saclay
On the 14th and 15th of December 2024, the ENS Paris-Saclay welcomed 30 high school girls to take part in the Young Women in Physics Meeting. After a successful first installment the previous year, this event dedicated to physics once again offered a unique opportunity for these girls to immerse themselves in the world of this fascinating field, thanks to the support of the school, its patron and the students’ involvement.
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When Comic Books Make Science Accessible for All
Margot Del-Valle-Lezier, a biology student at the ENS Paris-Saclay (Freshman Year of 2022), is giving a new meaning to science outreach. On her Instagram account, she publishes original comic strips inspired from her internship at Inserm.
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Scientific Immersion for High School Girls: a Weekend Dedicated to Math and Computer Science
Every year since 2022, the ENS Paris-Saclay has been welcoming thirty high school girls for an immersive weekend in the world of mathematics and computer science. This event organized by our students is meant to help these young girls find their calling in science, a field where they are sorely underrepresented.
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Édith Turpyn: a Student Devoted to Making Medicine Accessible to All with “Hippocrates in the Lab”
Édith Turpyn, a former biology student at the École normale supérieure (ENS) Paris-Saclay, was always particularly eager to be involved in associations and to raise awareness of science. In 2023, during her specific student involvement year (ASPEN), she joined the Fondation Arc for cancer research, where she contributed to the creation of the podcast “Hippocrates in the Lab”.
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Diane Cauquil, Women in Science Scholarship Beneficiary
Raised in Toulouse, Diane Cauquil was accepted at the ENS Paris-Saclay for her Master’s degree in computer science, after completing her bachelor’s degree with a double major in mathematics and computer science. She was picked as the beneficiary of a "Women in Science" scholarship and the support of Datadog; she sees this support as precious, and hopes these programs will inspire more women to pursue scientific studies.
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Tiny-Researchers Village
140 school children discover the world of research at the ENS Paris Saclay.
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Welcoming our Students’ Families
For the first time, the School opened its doors to the freshmen’s families. On Friday, August 30th 2024, the parents, siblings, and even grandparents of our students were welcomed on campus for a day of visits and discussions.