9:00-9:30 AM  |  Welcome

9:30-10:00 AM  |  Opening Session

Welcoming remarks 

Stéphane Blanc, Director of CNRS Ecology and Environment (to be confirmed)

Frédérique Berrod, President of Strasbourg University (to be confirmed)

Sandrine Courtin, Head of IPHC - Institut Pluridisciplinaire Hubert Curien (to be confirmed)

Corinne Pardo, Head of LabEx DRIIHM

Presentation of the conference by Dominique Badariotti and Fanny Greullet, resp. Director and Coordinator of OHM Fessenheim

10:00–10:30 AM  |  Crossing Boundaries? Policies and Experiences of Interdisciplinarity in Regional Environmental Sciences. The Case of the CNRS Human-Environment Observatories

Presentation of the focus on the Human-Environment Observatories by Anne-Gaëlle Beurier - doctoral dissertation defended on November 7, 2025

10:30 AM–1:00 PM  |  Perspectives on the Contributions of LabEx DRIIHM

1. Review by C. Pardo

2. OHM transversality and focus on a transverse project by Y. Noack, M. Rapinski, and N. El Deghel

3. Creative alternatives to traditional research documentation within OHM by Larry Fisher, Fabienne Joliet, Corinne Pardo

4. An example of an OHM assessment: OHM Rhône Valley by C. Barthélémy et al.

1:00–2:30 PM  |  Lunch break

2:30–3:30 PM  |  Perspectives on the Contributions of LabEx DRIIHM (Continued) 

Support, structure, highlight, and share the diverse data produced by the interdisciplinary community of LabEx DRIIHM

 

Review and projections from the data working group, by the DataDRIIHM Group

From ChronoRhône to Chrono-Terr: a tool for creating chronosystemic timelines for use by all OHMs and their broader community, by Fanny Arnaud and the DataDRIIHM Group

3:30–5:00 PM  | The future of DRIIHM

 

IR TRESSE by C. Pardo, P-J. Lopez, Y. Noack, P. Duboz

 

PEPR Transform by

 

Discussion 

 

5:00–5:30 PM  |  Break

5:30-6:00 PM | Discussions on the scientific convention "From the creation of knowledge to its reception by civil society" 

The general public remains largely unaware of how scientific research works, despite efforts to make it accessible, which makes the dissemination of knowledge even more difficult. This lack of understanding influences perceptions of knowledge and fosters misinformation—beyond simple fact-checking—due to psychological, social, and political factors.

It is on this basis that the IESF Doctors’ Committee launched a scientific convention inspired by citizens’ conventions to reflect on the place of scientific knowledge in society. The organizers and participants of this convention were invited to come together to discuss this initiative and its outcomes.

6:00 PM | Posters session

Posters presented: summary posters by OHM and the Working Groups, and posters related to OHM or inter-OHM projects (only these will be eligible for the Poster Awards)

 

Free evening for participants  /  Meeting of OHM directors