Innovative Education & Saphir

The Saphir application developed with CNRS/Liris under the direction of Professor Stéphanie Jean Daubias continues to evolve and develop. Two new modules on the theme of “Water” have just been put online. Prof. Dr. Ariane Kirtley, Albatross’ new volunteer, has validated these modules. Arianne is an expert on water issues. Ariane joined the Albatross volunteers

Under the aegis of Professor Stéphanie Jean-Daubias of CNRS/Liris, coordinator of the Saphir project, a workshop was organized in June 2024. As part of their second year computer science internship at the LIRIS laboratory in Villeurbanne, 16 high school students spent 3 hours designing a new module for SAPHIR on ocean pollution. Supervised by Pr.

In December 2023, 3rd graders from Lyon lent a hand to Pr. Stéphanie Jean-Daubias to include new content and videos on the Saphir application. Our young trainees are Juliette, then Amine, Leart and Thomas, from left to right in the photo. This internship enabled the young people to discover Saphir and the creation of an

This year, Albatross Foundation was present at the Fête de la Science with its Saphir application, developed in conjunction with the CNRS. On October 13 and 14, the Village des Sciences, supported by Lyon 1 University and CNRS, opened its doors to the young public. Until now, the content of the Saphir application modules, with

Given the urgency of the situation, the aim of the Fresque du Climat association is to educate as many people as possible about climate issues, so that everyone can decipher the information and take effective individual and collective action: www.association.climatefresk.org For 3 hours, Eric de Courtois taught a workshop to a group including the Albatross

Please find herein the scientific article written by Pr. Stephanie Jean-Daubias, CNRS, explaining the structure and objectives of the mobile application Saphir scientific, multilingual and interactive : https://hal.science/hal-04021767v1/file/CSEDU_2023_100_CR%20%282%29.pdf