The Paris-Saclay email service is operational again since Friday, August 30, 2024. You will find the documentation to connect to it in the FAQ under the email section.
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Contact SVP - Documentation for LMO following the Cyber Attack
Hello,
To contact SVP, please feel free to send an email to:
svp.math (at) universite-paris-saclay (dot) fr
You will find on the intranet a FAQ (which will be updated daily if necessary) specific to the LMO.
Best regards,
Mathilde
Contact for the Jacques Hadamard Doctoral School and M2 Secretariat
To contact the "Orsay pole" secretariat of EDMH (Faculty of Sciences of Orsay, AgroParisTech, IHES, INRAe) as well as the M2 secretary please send an email to the following address:
secretariat (dot) maths (dot) m2edmh (at) gmail (dot) com
To contact the general secretariat of EDMH (Clotilde d’Epenoux), please send an email to:
gsmath (dot) upsaclay (at) gmail (dot) com
To contact the Jacques Hadamard Foundation, please use the following address:
Fondation.hadamard1 (at) gmail (dot) com
Message for Professors and Associate-Professors of the department
To contact Hans Rugh, you can write to him at the following address:
hhrmath (at) free (dot) fr
You will find additional information on the intranet.
A ransomware cyberattack affected the University of Paris-Saclay on August 11, 2024. Many services are currently down, including email and the institutional website. The university is being assisted by the National Cybersecurity Agency of France (ANSSI) to address this incident.
For communication among department members, feel free to use the Mattermost server (see intranet -> Informatics).
The university has set up a website with information about the hacking incident and updates on the restoration of services. You can access it at the following address:
Our colleague Benjamin Hennion has been appointed as a junior member of the Institut Universitaire de France (IUF).
We are sad to share the news of the death of Bernard Malgrange, who was a professor at the Science Faculty of Orsay from 1965-1969. More information here.
Our colleague Bertrand Maury has been elected member of the mechanical and computer sciences section: https://www.academie-sciences.fr/pdf/communique/231212_elections_nouveaux_membres.pdf