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This excursion invites you to discover a little-known face of the Paris Region: that of science, research and innovation. Located in the heart of the Saclay plateau, this day trip combines a visit to the École Polytechnique museum and the SOLEIL Synchrotron, two emblematic sites of French scientific knowledge.
Designed for groups, this experience offers a unique blend of scientific history and cutting-edge technology.
In Palaiseau, Mus’X, the École Polytechnique museum, traces over 230 years of scientific and academic history.
Founded in 1794 to train the engineers the nation needed, École Polytechnique quickly established itself as one of France’s most prestigious institutions.
The museum allows you to discover :
These collections bear witness to the evolution of science, from mathematics to physics and chemistry.
Created under the impetus of Gaspard Monge and Lazare Carnot, the school became the École Polytechnique in 1795, then adopted military status under Napoleon in 1804.
Over the years, it has welcomed such major figures as :
The tour provides an insight into the influence of this institution on French scientific, political and industrial history.
Several themes are covered along the way:
Visitors can observe exceptional pieces, such as an 18th-century microscope designed for Louis XV.
This tour offers a real insight into the lives of researchers and students over the centuries.
The discovery continues at the SOLEIL Synchrotron in Saint-Aubin, in the heart of the Saclay plateau.
Inaugurated in 2006, this research center is one of the most advanced scientific facilities in Europe.
It is distinguished by :
The synchrotron is a particle gas pedal that produces extremely intense light used to analyze matter.
This technology enables :
It is used in many fields, including medicine, pharmaceuticals and nanotechnology.
Combining the École Polytechnique Museum and the SOLEIL Synchrotron allows visitors to discover two complementary dimensions:
This course offers :
This tour is ideal for groups, including :
It offers a pedagogical, accessible approach, enabling everyone to understand complex subjects.
Choosing this outing means discovering a little-known, forward-looking Paris.
It enables :
Between the history of science and innovation, this day will be captivating.
(Please note that due to the presence of magnets, the site remains off-limits to children under 12 and people with pacemakers, insulin pumps, etc.).
The École Polytechnique museum, known as Mus'X, offers visitors a glimpse into over two centuries of scientific and academic history. On display are ancient scientific instruments, rare archives and objects linked to major discoveries. The visit provides an insight into the development of science in France and the major role played by this institution in training engineers and researchers who have left their mark on history.
The SOLEIL Synchrotron is a particle gas pedal that produces extremely intense light used to analyze matter on a very fine scale. This technology is helping to advance research in fields as diverse as medicine, pharmacy, chemistry and nanotechnology. It is a major scientific tool, used by researchers worldwide to study materials and develop new innovations.
Yes, this tour is ideally suited to school, university and professional groups. It offers a structured, educational program to discover both the history of science and cutting-edge technologies. Accompanied by a guide, participants gain a better understanding of complex subjects while enjoying an original and enriching experience.