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Membership of the French Academie des sciences comprises statutory elected Members, Foreign Associate Members and Corresponding Members, who are registered under two Divisions each subdivided into four Sections. An inter-section, called "Applied sciences", brings together Academicians directly concerned with scientific applications. As of October 2011, the Academy has 250 Members, 140 Foreign Associate Members and 100 Corresponding Members.


On November 30, 2010 , the Academy enacted the election of 9 new Members
Cf. List [in French]


On December 14 2010, the Members elected Prof. Alain CARPENTIER and Prof. Philippe TAQUET, respectively to then offices of President and Vice-President for the term 2011-2012
Cf. Cf. Press release [in French]


On March 15, 2011, the Academy enacted the election of 12 new Members
Cf. List [in French]

Members, in alphabetical order

Cf. List [in the French website]


Member list, by Division and Section

Inter-section Applied sciences

In memoriam

In year 2011, the French Académie des sciences regretfully registered the deaths of the following Members:


List of Members of the Academy since 1666 in the French website: A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - J - K - L - M - N - O - P - Q - R - S - T - U - V - W - X - Y - Z

Cf.the list of Permanent Secretaries since 1666 [in the French website]

Cf.the list of Presidents and Vice-Presidents since 1699 [in the French website]

The Académie des sciences is one of the five Académies that together constitute the Institut de France - Legal provisions - INTRANET - [ Updated 13.02.2012 ]
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