Sébastien Balibar (born 14 October 1947 in Tours) is a French physicist[1] and a member of the French
Academy of Sciences.[2] On May 1, 2017, he signed with other scientists a text calling for a vote in favor of Emmanuel Macron during the second round of the 2017 presidential election, in order to "block the road to the worst", represented by Marine Le Pen.[3][4]
Awards
1978 – Prix Brelot de la Société Française de Physique
1988 – Prix Paul Langevin de l'Académie des Sciences
1989 – "Photographic Award", conférence ICCG9, Sendai, Japon (with E. Rolley)
1994 – Grand Prix du Bicentenaire de l'École Polytechnique (Prix Dargelos)
1999 – Professeur Invité, Konstanz Universität, Allemagne
1999 – Senior Fellow of the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science
1999 – Professeur invité, Kyoto University, Japan
1999–2000 – Loeb lecturer, Harvard University, USA
2003 – Professeur invité, Kyoto University, Japan
2005 – Fritz London memorial prize [with J.C. Seamus Davis (Cornell) and R.E. Packard (Berkeley)]
2005 – Fellow of the American Physical Society (voir le site de l'APS)