The universitPierre and Marie Curie were added, as and its history, collections of scientific objects runis by the passion and the work of scientists to enable teaching or research. These collections are an academic heritage that is important same time preserving and enhancing. The UPMC is committed to a policy of DEVELOPMENT OF scientific culture of prservation and commercialization of its scientific heritage. In this sense, a reflection on the mne spcificitdes collections of articles intended for education and research, as well as their legal interests as an illustration of scientific market, as memory research work or as tmoin history of education. The Muses ple collections and scientific UPMC has tcrpar management culture to reconstruct historical collections, inventories and labor-couraging the development projects, cultural and musographiques. Constituautour officials collections of the universit, this group of reflections, may request other experts in the universitou outside, on particular topics. The scientific collections of UPMC consist of collections of minraux of palontologie and palobotanique, zoology, muse Dupuytren (collection of pathology), Lippmann Collection, a collection of courses in Physics ... without forgetting the important heritage conservpar bibliothques the university. While some are rgulirement open to the public, others are rarely used by the example of Journes Heritage. Indeed, some collections of objects of study constituted for research have never even had a mission to open to the public. Still others are awaiting a proposed restructuring that would allow them Submitted in new places and with a scnographie updates. Often these collections are Submitted in the walls of the universit result of the hritage facultde of the Sorbonne. They were constituted - mostly in the nineteenth shekel - by researchers and teachers to allow direct observation of subjects of study or phnomnes. First, research materials and hardware pdagogique, objects tmoignent the evolution of techniques and tools of research and teaching. They thus participate indirectly one of the tasks of researchers is the dissemination of scientific knowledge. An awareness of the richness of this heritage is invaluable ncessaire today. Each member of the Universitpourra be impliqupour Getting to know the best and intgrer comprhension a global discipline, having the same time preserving the heart and enable the dissemination the public.
Gabriel Lippmann participated in the first steps and advances of photography GREECE work in physics. It was in 1908 the Nobel Prize in Physics for his mthode photographic reproduction of colors. The 46 plates that underlie the collection of universitsont illustrious examples of his work and his pany. Gabriel Lippmann (1845-1921) is the nommmatre Confrences the Facultdes Sciences in Paris in 1878. He became professor of the Chair of probability and physics mathmatique and DS 1886, physics professor and director of the laboratory gnrale physical searches. Gabriel Lippmann travaillsur areas varis as readers, thermodynamics, optics and photochemistry. It rvolutionna photography by providing the only ProCD to fix all the colors of the spectrum for which he used the phnomne interfrences of light waves. He collaborated with Frre Lumire and was as President of the ACADM Science in 1887 and Honorary Chairpersons of the photography Socitfranaise 1897 1899. This is to prove his Torah on the nature to light To Gabriel Lippmann conspire for a dip mthode interfrences the light. In the Torah to light To undulatory, it spreads GREECE waves that have velocities DIFFERENT. The eye peroit changes wavelength by changes of color. The conflict between the direct waves and waves of rflchies produces phnomne interfrence. This technique differs from that commonly used in photography: the dcomposition trichrome synthse based on the three primary colors Lumire (red, green and blue). This final is based on the fawn whose DTECT human eye color and the color reproduction of a sensation but not on the recovery of direct and Fidler Ralite. During the shooting, Gabriel Lippmann place contact plate photosensitive emulsion (silver nitrate and potassium bromide) with mercury. The mercury surface waves form when returning the form of light waves. The inconvnient procdrside in his cot li mercury use and exposure time important. Currently, the technical problem makes it difficult reproducing phnomne, which makes the plates Lippmann almost unique. The UPMC has the chance to Relies on 46 of these photographic plates GRCE the legal interests and the attention of scientists who have transmitted this heritage, as Professor RenDupeyrat. On these plates, we turn to results for 100 years immediately find landscapes, views of DIFFERENT parks like Versailles or St. Cloud, abbeys, houses Nice, Villefranche-sur-mer and in Europe, bouquets ... All these plates Submitted a state conservation beautifully restoring colors.

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