Chaque semaine, Défi métiers propose une sélection d'informations clés pour les professionnels de la formation et de l'emploi en Ile-de-France.
Formation dans la Fonction publique
Dans la fonction publique, la multiplication des sources d’information et le Plan de formation aident à affiner et cadrer, chaque année, les prévisions budgétaires en vue de répondre aux besoins de formation.
Lagazette.fr, 07/12/2016. Voir l'article...
Chaque semaine, Défi métiers propose une sélection d'informations clés pour les professionnels de la formation et de l'emploi en Ile-de-France.
Organismes de formation
La Direccte Ile-de-France met à la disposition des organismes de formation les éléments nécessaires pour qu’ils constituent leur dossier, ainsi qu’une documentation mise à jour susceptible de les aider dans leurs démarches.
Direccte, 30/11/2016. Voir l'article...
Le séminaire de recherche hebdomadaire du Centre Paul-Albert Février a lieu le mardi de 16h à 18h à la Maison méditerranéenne des sciences de l’homme (salle 7). Ce séminaire est ouvert aux auditeurs externes : chercheurs, universitaires, mais aussi aux étudiants et à toute personne intéressée par les recherches du CPAF.
Mardi 13 décembre
Javier del Barco
"Le catalogue du futur ? Bases de données, métadonnées et enjeux scientifiques dans l’étude des manuscrits hébraïques".
Prochaine séance le 13 décembre de 16h à 18h, Javier del Barco, Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas - CSIC : "Le catalogue du futur ? Bases de données, métadonnées et enjeux scientifiques dans l’étude des manuscrits hébraïques". Salle 7, Maison méditerranéenne des sciences de l’homme, Aix-en-Provence.
Javier del Barco est spécialiste de codicologie hébraïque et de paléographie. Il étudie l’histoire des manuscrits hébreux de la fin du Moyen Age au début de l’époque moderne.
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