WORK ENVIRONMENT 

• 2 LECTURE ROOMS

• 6 SEMINAR / MEETING ROOMS

• 6 OFFICES
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• 2 AUDIOVISUAL CONTROL ROOMS

Lecture room A1
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It can accommodate an audience of 95 people. It is equipped with blackboards and audiovisual and computer equipment for conferences. Since 2013, A1 has been equipped with an audiovisual control room. The lectures filmed each week are online on CIRM YouTube channel and on CIRM's Audiovisual Mathematics Library, with additional properties.

Seminar Room S1

Located in the new Bridge building, this meeting room has a capacity of 40 places and can accommodate seminars, workshops, meetings and courses. It is equipped with an interactive screen, 2 HD cameras and a video-conferencing system. 

Conference room A2 

In addition to blackboards which are so dear to mathematicians, this room is equipped with a high-performance audiovisual ecosystem: HD cameras, audiovisual control room, interactive screen, etc. This environment enables organizers to record courses and talks  themselves, via a touch-sensitive tablet centralizing all commands.
A2 is located in the new Bridge Building and can accommodate up to 100 people. 

Seminar Room S2

Located in the library, S2 is fully modular and can accommodate mid-size workshops as well as research in pairs or IRiGs teams. 

Not forgetting the Billiard room, the Chapel room and offices... 

• The Chapel room: Located in a building situated at the entrance of CIRM, opposite the ’Bastide’, it was a chapel for centuries. It has been restored and transformed to accommodate meetings or seminars for up to 19 people.
• The Billiard room: this small building at the heart of the park can accommodate up to 19 people, and is perfect for research in pairs, IRiGs or seminars for small groups.​
• Three offices are now available in the Bridge building.
  
• The above rooms are equipped with blackboards and/ or white boards and video projectors and wifi are available in all rooms.
• Several areas of various sizes can also be found in the library to work as a pair, as a foursome etc.
• The library is air-conditioned and also has numerous tables and chairs for individual research.

A first-rate library

The library has one of the richest collections of mathematics books in France. With more than 35,000 books and collections and 1,500 paper or electronic journals, all areas of pure and applied mathematics are represented.

Readers can find an average of 500 new acquisitions each year. In addition, the library has its own unique treasures: a large collection of the complete works of famous mathematicians, some documents dating from the 16th to the early 19th century and a collection of Russian books on mathematics. Personal donations from famous mathematicians such as Gaston Julia, Szolem Mandelbrojt, André Adler, Philippe Flajeolet and Jean-Louis Ovaert have added to this invaluable collection.

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