Speaker — Anne Pellichero
Anne Pellichero is a specialist in security and operational safety with over twenty years of experience in high-risk environments, working with international and humanitarian organizations such as Médecins sans frontières (Doctors Without Borders), the World Health Organization, the International Rescue Committee, and Greenpeace International. She has coordinated major emergency operations (epidemics, conflicts, humanitarian access in difficult areas), leading large intercultural teams, managing multi-million-dollar budgets, and implementing comprehensive risk management, duty of care and critical incident response systems. As a consultant and trainer, she supports NGOs and institutions in designing security policies, conducting threat assessments, negotiating access, and training teams (HEAT instructor, first aid instructor, crisis management), with a highly operational and people-centered approach.

Led by Prof. Vincent Sobanski — Salle du Conseil (Boardroom)

Led by Corentin Spriet — Salle du Conseil (Boardroom)

CNRS researcher Corentin Spriet combines expertise in physics and health biology, fields in which he holds a PhD and a habilitation to supervise research (HDR), respectively. As a CNRS research engineer and head of the BICeL-PCS platform within the Plateformes Lilloises en Biologie et Santé, he leads cutting-edge biophonics projects, ranging from experimental design to imaging software development. His scientific excellence is reflected in his numerous publications (around one hundred scientific publications) and in his award of the CNRS Crystal Medal in 2020. Alongside his research activities, he has been actively involved for many years in science outreach initiatives, both through major national events such as the Fête de la Science – for which he served as an ambassador in 2018, and through the creation and coordination of original projects such as “A Cellular Adventure for an Inclusive and Inventive School”, which received the first prize for pedagogical innovation from the French Ministry of Education in 2021. Finally, he develops a research axis at the crossroads of arts, sciences, and science communication, notably through the PRIST programme and artist residencies in laboratories. This complements his strong profile, oriented toward knowledge sharing and societal innovation.

Speakers :
Dr. Marie Titécat — Director of the PRESAGE Health Simulation Centre
Tony Sanctorum — Administrative and Financial Coordinator of the Simulation Platforms

Q&A – Identification of complementarity in simulation — PRESAGE cafeteria

• Stress management during a crisis (immediate action)

In parallel, participants will have the opportunity to take part in a professional photography session.

Allais Amphitheatre
Led by Angéline Nova (Head of the International Office for Health & Sports)

Visit of the pedagogical community pharmacy

• Path to success for KA1 and KA2 actions under the Erasmus+ programme
• Insights about Erasmus+ 2028-2034 (DG EAC policy officer)

Guided tour of the Arboretum

Possibility of one-to-one meetings