Program Overview

Airlab Program

Introduction

Airlab aims to facilitate the encounter between an artist creator of plastic, graphic, audiovisual, theatrical, choreographic, musical, or literary works and a research laboratory of the University of Lille.

Artiste Airlab

Description

The Airlab program involves various artists collaborating with different research laboratories within the University of Lille. The participating artists include:

• Emilien Dubuc
• Sarah Feuillas, associated with Lille Neuroscience et Cognition
• Mťlanie Berger, associated with Institut Charles Viollette
• Julien Ribeiro, associated with Laboratoire CECILLE
• Dewi Brunet, associated with Laboratoire Inria
• David Ayoun et Esther Mollo, associated with Laboratoire Cťac
• Chloť Ruchon, associated with Laboratoire LUMEN
• Sťbastien Cabour et Pauline Delwaulle, associated with Laboratoire d'ocťanologie et gťosciences

Partnerships

The Airlab program is conducted in partnership with the Rťgion Hauts-de-France.

Research Areas

Laboratories

The program involves collaborations with several research laboratories, including:

• Lille Neuroscience et Cognition
• Institut Charles Viollette
• Laboratoire CECILLE
• Laboratoire Inria
• Laboratoire Cťac
• Laboratoire LUMEN
• Laboratoire d'ocťanologie et gťosciences

Program Overview

Objective

The objective of the Airlab program is to foster the intersection of artistic creation and scientific research within the University of Lille's research laboratories.