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The French Academy of Sciences (French: Académie des sciences, [akademi de sjɑ̃s]) is a learned society, founded in 1666 by Louis XIV at the suggestion of Jean-Baptiste Colbert, to encourage and protect the spirit of French scientific research.
L’Académie des sciences, nommée l'Académie royale des sciences lors de sa création en 1666, est l'une des cinq académies regroupées au sein de l'Institut de France. Elle encourage et protège l'esprit de recherche, et contribue aux progrès des sciences et de leurs applications.
Die Pariser Académie des sciences de l’Institut de France, traditionell nur Académie des sciences (Akademie der Wissenschaften) genannt, ist eine der fünf Akademien, die zum Institut de France zusammengeschlossen wurden.
About us. Five basic missions in the Academy’s remit. Ever since it was created, the Academy has being resolutely committed to the advancement of science and has advised government authorities in those matters and issues deemed within its remit.
Created by Colbert in 1666, the French Academie des Sciences is an assembly of scientists, chosen among the most distinguished French and foreign specialists. It examines the political, ethical and societal issues surrounding the current and future scientific topics. The Academy reflects, anticipates, explains and pronounces itself, mainly ...
Academy of Sciences, institution established in Paris in 1666 under the patronage of Louis XIV to advise the French government on scientific matters. This advisory role has been largely taken over by other bodies, but the academy is still an important representative of French science on the international stage.
The first Academy of Sciences (1666-1699) The Academie des Sciences of Paris has its origins at a time when Superintendent, Comptroller General, Jean-Baptiste COLBERT, planned to create an academy of general calling. This was in keeping with the heri...
