Our portraits
Students, doctoral students, researchers, teacher-researchers, doctors, staff, alumni, they are the strength of Sorbonne University.
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
Sorbonne University Doctor Honoris Causa
Literature is our last frontier for understanding ourselves and our world.
Oliver Primavesi
Sorbonne University Doctor Honoris Causa
As long as we take a serious interest in the Ancient quest for wisdom, we will be drawing on Classical scholarship.
Olga Tokarczuk
Sorbonne University Doctor Honoris Causa
Literature is a field in which knowledge, intuition, emotions, and the need to intellectually organise the world come together.
Giovanna Mallucci
Sorbonne University Doctor Honoris Causa
It is increasingly clear that real novelty and transformative change comes through conversation and collaboration
Jean-Jacques Muyembe-Tamfum
Sorbonne University Doctor Honoris Causa
Ultimately, preparing for future epidemics and pandemics requires mastering technological innovations in diagnostics, treatments, and vaccines through a multidisciplinary approach.
Rémi Quirion
Sorbonne University Doctor Honoris Causa
Proactive and coordinated scientific diplomacy can play a decisive role in addressing major societal challenges.
Aurore Turbiau
Doctor in Comparative Literature and Winner of the Open Science Thesis Prize
"Literary scholars have much to gain from engaging with open science, and scientists can benefit from understanding our approaches better."
Geneviève Almouzni
Biologist and Director of the Research Center at the Institut Curie
“As a woman in research, we often face unique challenges.”
Brian F.G. Katz
Acoustics Researcher
My work is publicly funded. It’s only fair that my research benefits society.
Delphine Syvilay
Associate Professor in Archaeometry
We spent so much time in the cathedral that it almost started to feel alive to us!