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History

The Association Bernard Gregory is named after Bernard Paul Gregory, a physicist who specialized in the study of particles. Within the framework of his functions successively at the head of the French National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS), the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) and the General Delegation of Scientific and Technical Research (DGRST), he remained committed to fostering scientific careers in France.

In 1977, just before his death, he set up a task force on career opportunities for scientists with research training. This task force soon evolved to become the non-profit organization now known as the Association Bernard Gregory.

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Biography of Bernard Gregory by Louis Leprince-Ringuet

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ABG membership

By becoming a member of ABG, you take part in the activities of the association and enhance the credibility of our initiatives. To become a member, your application must be approved by the Executive Committee, and you must pay annual membership dues, the amount of which is set each year during the annual general meeting.

Board of Trustees

In accordance with the articles of incorporation, the association’s Board of Trustees is composed of 18 to 34 members (e.g., companies, institutes of higher education, research institutes, associations).