A look back at the Mesopolhis days - 1st edition 2024

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The 'Mesopolhis Days', held from 19 to 21 June 2024 at the Maison Méditerranéenne des Sciences de l'Homme (MMSH) and the Espace Philippe Seguin (EPS) at Sciences Po Aix, were a great success, combining presentations of doctoral students' work, lectures, workshops, the general meeting of the laboratory and that of the doctoral students' association (MESODOC) over 3 days. 

The exhibition of posters produced by members of the laboratory was also a great success, with almost thirty posters on display. Léna Haziza and Victor Natalizio won the prize for best poster.

The days ended in style in the gardens of the Espace Philippe Seguin with a concert by the group Kurt Cob'aix.

Photo credit @Manon Sebah

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