Contribute to ENS
Good scientific communication depends on useful questions and clear explanations. Share a source, propose educational material or tell us about work you would like to discuss with ENS.
Improve the reading resources
A contribution can be specific and manageable: a missing source, a clearer worked example, an important distinction or an outdated link. Explain the reader's task and how your suggestion would help them complete it.
Develop an educational idea
Propose a guide, reading exercise or seminar discussion. Tell us who it is for, the intended learning outcome and the sources you would use. You can start with an outline rather than preparing a complete resource before making contact.
Discuss work together
For a broader scientific or educational proposal, describe the question, contributors and intended output. If you are contacting ENS about membership, use the membership subject so that your questions are clear.
Early in your career?
Our research-reading and reporting resources can help you prepare a journal club, plan a manuscript or develop an educational contribution. Start with a task you need to complete and build your reading around it.