Thomas Jessin is a webdesigner at LOV (CNRS/SORBONNE UNIVERSITE) since 2013. After obtaining a D.E.S.S. (Master2) “Image, Multimedia, et Sciences Territoriales” in 1997, he worked in several companies as a multimedia developer and digital cartographer, both as an employee and freelance.
Passionate about the Ocean, he approached l’Institut de la mer de Villefranche (IMEV) in 2011.
Since then, he designs, develops and maintains websites for laboratories and scientific projects : LOV, IMEV, BGC-Argo, REFINE, TONGA, remOcean, pH Biogeochemical-Argo, SOCLIM,… .
But also websites for Ocean Litteracy: adopt a float, Culture Ocean, Ocean Stories, mon océan & moi, 66° Sentinelles de l’Océan Polaire.
He produces digital content (videos, photos, sound, maps) and printed documents (graphic identity, posters, logos, leaflets, flyers, booklets) for outreach and science communication. He also works as a consultant in graphic design workshops for students and scientists, and he is heavily involved in the IMEV IT Commission as an expert in web technologies.
You are browsing one of the websites I have created ;-)
As part of the Year of the Ocean, the Laboratoire d’Océanographie de Villefranche is actively participating in two major events: the One Ocean Science Congress and l’UNOC’3.
Our unit’s staff will take part in scientific discussions and associated events, and will also contribute to the “Sciences-sur-Mer” Festival (June 7–13, Villefranche-sur-Mer), which aims to strengthen the link between science and society by offering opportunities for dialogue between stakeholders and inviting both the general public and school groups to take part.
