The Orléans CNRS campus
Situated in a quiet and beautiful park just 20 minutes away from the city center,
the Orléans CNRS campus is one of the largest in France and hosts several research laboratories in domains
ranging from molecular biophysics to material, space and geophysical sciences.
The conference will take place in the Charles Sadron lecture hall at the local CNRS headquarters
(délégation CNRS)
Délégation Centre Limousin Poitou-Charentes
3E avenue de la Recherche Scientifique
45071 Orléans CEDEX 2 France
Tél : [+33] 238 255 200
You can download a site plan
here
How to get there
The nearest airport is Paris Orly. Orléans is just a one-hour train ride away from the
railway station Paris Austerlitz. The easiest is to take a taxi from Orly to the train station (about 25 EUR).
Trains are frequent (approximately every hour), with a hole between 1 p.m. and 3 p.m.
If you are driving and have a GPS: +47 50' 17.35", +1 56' 33.84"
If you are staying at a hotel in the La Source area, the CNRS campus is only a ten-minute walk away.
From the Railway station take the bus number 7 or 13 and get off at the stop "Recherche Scientifique"
(approximately 20 minutes journey) or at the stop "Diderot" (approximately 25 minutes).
You can download a route map of bust number 7
here
Where to stay
Orléans and the region
Orléans is the capital city of the Loire valley region, classed world
heritage by UNESCO, and world-famous for its spectaculatr natural
scenery, culture, wines and refined gastronomy. Take a peek
here
