Sponsors

	Cité de l'économie et des métiers de demain
	Created by the Occitanie/Pyrenees-Mediterranean Region, the "Cité de l'économie et des métiers de demain" is an open place dedicated to foresight, experimentation and innovation which inspires the public policies of the Region and involves its companies in the shift towards a positive economy. The "Cité de l'économie et des métiers de demain" is there to "see far", to prepare for the changes and jobs of tomorrow and experiment, to test the sustainable solutions and models of tomorrow. The Charles Gerhardt Institute is committed to working alongside the Cité de l’Economie et des Métiers de Demain – Occitanie Region for a more sustainable and inclusive economy.
	Nanoscale science and engineering (NanoX)
	Training of future researchers (public or R&D) in the fields of fundamental sciences and engineering, from atoms and molecules to nanomaterials and nanosystems.
	Centre Européen de Calcul Atomique et Moléculaire (CECAM)
	CECAM was founded in 1969 in Paris by Carl Moser. For over 50 years our organisation has contributed to the development of fundamental research in advanced computational methods. It has given scientists an opportunity to meet in a stimulating atmosphere, promoting open discussions and encouraging new perspectives of investigation. CECAM promotes fundamental research on advanced computational methods and their application to important problems in frontier areas of science and technology.
	ThéMoSiA (Théories, Modélisations, et Simulations Atomistiques)
	CNRS GDR2161. ThéMoSiA is a French multi-disciplinary research federative network gathering researchers developing or using theories, methodologies or performing simulations in which the atomistic scale is of major interest. Theories from quantum mechanics to mesoscopic modeling are used independently or within multi-scale models. ThéMoSiA stands at the crossroads of a large number of research fields and applications in chemistry, biology and physics. Its members are federated around the use and development of theoretical tools of general interest in order to meet the current and future scientific challenges. ThéMoSiA aims to support research at all scales, to allow knowledge sharing between its members, to create new bridges by initiating interfaces between methods, people, and fields to promote the emergence of new concepts and paradigms.
	Institut Charles Gerhardt Montpellier (ICGM)
	The Charles Gerhardt Montpellier Institute (UMR 5253) is a multidisciplinary research laboratory made up of five departments bringing together nearly 500 staff. The ICGM contributes to the development of chemical research with the aim of developing and characterizing complex materials presenting functionalities with a strong societal impact, particularly in the fields of health, the environment and energy.

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