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Job shadowing (Year 10, Year 11 students) See https://www.math.univ-paris-diderot.fr/diffusion/index
Key figures
Key figures
189 people work at LJLL
86 permanent staff
80 researchers and permanent lecturers
6 engineers, technicians and administrative staff
103 non-permanent staff
74 Phd students
15 post-doc and ATER
14 emeritus scholars and external collaborators
January 2022
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Established in 1969, the Laboratory is named after its founder Jacques-Louis Lions. The Laboratory is a joint research unit between Sorbonne University and the University of Paris.
The Laboratoire Jacques-Louis Lions (LJLL) is the largest department of applied mathematics in France and stands as one of the world leaders in applied mathematics for both training and research. At Sorbonne University it offers two (second-year) master programs which provide training for about 100 graduate students. The research activity at LJLL spans many different topics including : mathematical analysis, modeling, and high performance computing for physical phenomena described by partial differential equations. With approximately 100 academics, engineers, permanent or emeritus members, and about 100 doctoral or post-doctoral students, the Laboratory is in close interaction with the economic world and with other scientific fields across a wide spectrum of applications including: fluid dynamics; physics, mechanics, and theoretical chemistry; control, optimization, and finance; medical and biological sciences; signal and data processing methods.
The director of the Laboratory is currently Emmanuel Trélat