On the Normandy coast, at the foot of the dunes of Merville Franceville, the MPQ laboratory days took place from Monday, May 30th to Wednesday, June 1st, 2022.
The MPQ days, organized by Sandrine, Adrien, Zakari, and Nathalie, were a wonderful moment of camaraderie and scientific exchanges. It was also a refreshing and invigorating stay that allowed us to come together for various sports activities.
Thank you all for the success of this event!
MPQ Laboratory Days 2022
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