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Haut de pageAdministrator of the Collège de France: Pierre Corvol
The Administrator of the Collège de France is a Collège de France professor, elected by his/her colleagues to direct the institution for a period of 3 years.
Professors of the Collège de France
I – Mathematical, physical and natural sciences
Analysis and Geometry — Alain CONNES
Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems — Jean-Christophe YOCCOZ
Partial Differential Equations and Applications — Pierre-Louis LIONS
Number Theory — Don ZAGIER
Quantum Physics — Serge HAROCHE
Mesoscopic Physics — Michel DEVORET
Physics of Condensed Matter — Antoine GEORGES
Elementary Particles, Gravitation and Cosmology — Gabriele VENEZIANO
Climate and Ocean Evolution — Édouard BARD
Observational Astrophysics — Antoine LABEYRIE
Chemistry of biological processes — Marc FONTECAVE
Chemistry of Molecular Interactions — Jean-Marie LEHN
Human Genetics — Jean-Louis MANDEL
Genetics and Cellular Physiology — Christine PETIT
Biology and Genetics of Development — Spyros ARTAVANIS-TSAKONAS
Morphogenetic Processes — Alain PROCHIANTZ
Molecular Immunology — Philippe KOURILSKY
Microbiology and infectious diseases — Philippe SANSONETTI
Experimental Cognitive Psychology — Stanislas Dehaene
Physiology of Perception and Action — Alain BERTHOZ
Experimental Medicine — Pierre CORVOL
Historical Biology and Evolutionism — Armand de RICQLÈS
Human Paleontology — Michel BRUNET
II – Human and social sciences
Pharaonic Civilization: Archaeology, Philology, History — Nicolas GRIMAL
Assyriology — Jean-Marie DURAND
The Hebrew Bible and/in its contexts — Thomas RÖMER
History and Civilization of the Achaemenid World and of the Empire of Alexander — Pierre BRIANT
Epigraphy and History of the Ancient Greek Cities — Denis KNOEPFLER
Religion, Institutions and Society in Ancient Rome — John SCHEID
Indo-Iranian Languages and Religions — Jean KELLENS
History of India and Greater India — Gérard FUSSMAN
Intellectual History of China — Anne CHENG
History of Modern China — Pierre-Etienne WILL
National Antiquities — Christian GOUDINEAU
Turkish and Ottoman History — Gilles VEINSTEIN
Contemporary Arab History — Henry LAURENS
Writings and cultures in modern Europe — Roger CHARTIER
French Mediaeval Literature — Michel ZINK
Modern and Contemporary French Literature: History, Criticism, Theory — Antoine COMPAGNON
Modern Literatures of Neo-Latin Europe — Carlo OSSOLA
History of European Medieval and Modern Art — Roland RECHT
Philosophy of Language and Knowledge — Jacques BOUVERESSE
Anthropology of Nature — Philippe DESCOLA
Economic Theory and Social Organization — Roger GUESNERIE
Modern and Contemporary History of Politics — Pierre ROSANVALLON
Rationality and Social Science — Jon Elster
Comparative Legal Studies and Internationalization of Law — Mireille DELMAS-MARTY
III – Annual chairs – 2009-2010
Chair of Artistic Creation — (not appointed yet)
Chair of Information Technology and Digital Sciences — Gérard BERRY
Chair Knowledge against Poverty — Peter PIOT
Chair of Sustainable Development - Environment, Energy and Society — Nicholas STERN
Chair of Technological Innovation - Liliane Bettencourt — Patrick COUVREUR
Emeritus Professors of the Collège de France
Anatole Abragam — Nuclear Magnetism
Maurice Agulhon — Contemporary French History
Etienne-Emile Baulieu — Bases and Principles of Human Reproduction
Georges Blin — Modern French Literature
Yves Bonnefoy — Comparative Studies of the Poetic Function
Pierre Boulez — Invention, Technique and Language in Music
Pierre Chambon — Molecular Genetics
Jean-Pierre Changeux — Cellular Communication
Claude Cohen-Tannoudji — Atomic and Molecular Physics
Yves Coppens — Palaeontology and Prehistory
François-Xavier Coquin — Modern and Contemporary Russian History
Gilbert Dagron — Byzantine History and Civilization
Jean Delumeau — History of Religious Mentalities
Michael EDWARDS — Literary Creation in English
Anne FAGOT-LARGEAULT — Philosophy of Life Science
Marcel Froissart — Corpuscular Physics
Marc Fumaroli — Rhetoric and Society in 16th and 17th century Europe
Jacques Gernet — Social and Intellectual History of China
Jacques Glowinski — Neuropharmacology
Gilles Gaston Granger — Comparative Epistemology
François Gros — Cellular Biochemistry
Jean Guilaine — European Civilizations in the Neolithic and the Bronze Age
Ian Hacking — Philosophy and History of Scientific Concepts
Pierre Hadot — History of Hellenistic and Roman Thinking
Claude Hagège — Linguistic Theory
Françoise Héritier — Comparative Studies of African Societies
François Jacob — Cellular Genetics
Pierre Joliot — Cellular Bioenergetics
Yves Laporte — Neurophysiology
Jean Leclant — Egyptology
Nicole Le Douarin — Molecular and Cellular Embryology
Xavier LE PICHON — Geodynamics
Georges Le Rider — Economic and Monetary History of the Hellenistic Orient
Emmanuel Le Roy Ladurie — History of Modern Civilization
Claude Lévi-Strauss — Social Anthropology
Jacques LIVAGE — Chemistry of Condensed Matter
Edmond Malinvaud — Economic Analysis
André Miquel — Classical Arabic Language and Literature
Philippe Nozières — Statistical Physics
Jean-Claude Pecker — Theoretical Astrophysics
Jacques Prentki — Theoretical Physics of Elementary Particles
Daniel Roche — French History in the Age of the Enlightenment
Jacqueline de Romilly — Greece and the Development of Moral and Political Thinking
Jean-Pierre Serre — Algebra and Geometry
Michel TARDIEU — History of Syncretisms in Late Antiquity
Javier Teixidor — Semitic Antiquities
Jacques Thuillier — History of Artistic Creation in France
Jacques Tits — Group Theory
Pierre Toubert — Occidental History
Paul-Marie Veyne — History of Rome
Nathan Wachtel — History and Anthropology of Meso- and South American Societies
Harald Weinrich — Romance Languages and Literatures
Administration
Director of Cultural Affairs and External Relations: Florence Terrasse-Riou
Director of Administrative and Financial Affairs: Jean-François Rigoni


