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Climate Change
AXA Award
France
Investigating Past Abrupt Climate Changes to Understand Causes and Assess Future Predictability
Watch the video and read her interview below: Why is the study of past climate changes so important, and what... Read more
Emilie
CAPRON
Institute of Environmental Geosciences
AXA Chair
France
AXA Chair for a Successful Energy Transition
A joint research partnership between AXA Investment Managers, the Paris School of Economics, and the AXA Research Fund. For a... Read more
Katheline
SCHUBERT
Paris School of Economics
Fanny
HENRIET
Paris School of Economics
Mouez
FODHA
Paris School of Economics
Extreme Weather Events
Marine Biodiversity
Climate Change
AXA Chair
United States
Building Resilience to Coastal Hazards with Natural Defenses
The results that Professor Michael Beck, from the University of California, Santa Cruz (UCSC), has already achieved in this groundbreaking... Read more
Michael
BECK
University of California - Santa Cruz
Extreme Weather Events
Joint Research Initiative
Australia
Modeling the multi-hazard vulnerability of structures to tropical cyclones
Dr. Matthew Mason of the University of Queensland, Australia, will work closely with the AXA Group's risk management team to... Read more
Matthew
MASON
The University of Queensland
Post-Doctoral Fellowship
Italy
Microplastics: their role in the spread of antibiotic resistance
Antibiotic resistance (AR) is considered by the World Health Organization (WHO) as one of the biggest threats to global health,... Read more
Maria Belén
SATHICQ
Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche
Marine Biodiversity
City Resilience
Post-Doctoral Fellowship
Singapore
Coastal vulnerability: can ‘urban’ coral reefs keep up with sea level rise?
The devastating impact of anthropogenic-induced stressors and ocean warming on coral reefs is not news to any of us. The... Read more
Kyle
MORGAN
Nanyang Technological University
Marine Biodiversity
Post-Doctoral Fellowship
Ireland
Invasive seaweeds: can commercial harvesting be a win-win solution?
Invasive species of seaweed, intentionally or accidentally introduced into new habitats, can disrupt the local marine ecosystem, gravely endangering the... Read more
Marianela
ZANOLLA
National University of Ireland
Marine Biodiversity
Climate Change
Post-Doctoral Fellowship
Switzerland
A coral reef refugium in the Red Sea
The ‘last reef standing’: understanding the exceptional resilience of the Red Sea corals Coral reefs are fragile ecosystems. Climate change,... Read more
Romain
SAVARY
École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne
Climate Change
Marine Biodiversity
Post-Doctoral Fellowship
United Kingdom
Climate change: can plankton save the day?
Among the plethora of organisms living in the ocean, plankton are arguably the most important ones. For starters, they are... Read more
Jamie
WILSON