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grégoire leprince-ringuet, né le à paris, est un acteur français.
grégoire leprince-ringuet (born 4 december 1987 in normandy, france) is a french actor.

louis leprince-ringuet, né le à alès et mort le à paris, est un physicien, ingénieur en télécommunications, historien des sciences et essayiste français.
louis leprince-ringuet (27 march 1901 in alès – 23 december 2000 in paris) was a french physicist, telecommunications engineer, essayist and historian of science.

après sa thèse aux États-unis, il revient en france et devient très rapidement sous-directeur du laboratoire de physique organisé par leprince-ringuet à polytechnique depuis 1936.
after earning his ph.d. in the u.s., gregory returned to france, where he was soon made deputy director of the polytechnique physics lab organized in 1936 by louis leprince-ringuet.

il le fait avec une troupe d’acteurs aguerris, dont beaucoup ont travaillé avec lui à plusieurs reprises dans le passé, qui comprend notamment ariane ascaride, lola naymark, simon abkarian et grégoire leprince-ringuet.
he also brought with him a battle-hardened cast, many of whom have served with him repeatedly in the past, including ariane ascaride, lola naymark, simon abkarian and grégoire leprince-ringuet.

de plus en plus attiré par la physique, l’ingénieur gago est admis comme doctorant aulaboratoire louis leprince-ringuet des hautesénergies, qui fait partie de l’x, la très prestigieuse ecole polytechnique de paris.
in 1974 came the ‘carnation revolution’ (“itwas such a joy to return to my country that was

# 1816 : louis-françois de bausset# 1824 : hyacinthe-louis de quélen# 1840 : mathieu molé# 1856 : alfred de falloux# 1886 : octave gréard# 1904 : Émile gebhart# 1909 : raymond poincaré# 1935 : jacques bainville# 1936 : joseph de pesquidoux# 1946 : maurice genevoix# 1981 : jacques de bourbon busset# 2002 : françois cheng=== fauteuil ===# 1634 : henri louis habert de montmor# 1679 : louis de lavau# 1694 : françois lefebvre de caumartin# 1733 : françois-augustin de paradis de moncrif# 1771 : armand de roquelaure# 1818 : georges cuvier# 1832 : andré dupin# 1866 : alfred-auguste cuvillier-fleury# 1888 : jules claretie# 1918 : joseph joffre# 1931 : maxime weygand# 1966 : louis leprince-ringuet# 2001 : yves pouliquen=== fauteuil ===# 1634 : marin cureau de la chambre# 1670 : pierre cureau de la chambre# 1693 : jean de la bruyère# 1696 : claude fleury# 1723 : jacques adam# 1736 : joseph séguy# 1761 : louis rené Édouard de rohan# 1803 : jean devaines# 1803 : Évariste de parny# 1815 : Étienne de jouy# 1847 : adolphe simonis empis# 1869 : auguste barbier# 1882 : adolphe perraud# 1906 : françois-désiré mathieu# 1910 : louis duchesne# 1923 : henri bremond# 1935 : andré bellessort# 1946 : rené grousset# 1953 : pierre gaxotte# 1983 : jacques soustelle# 1992 : jean-françois deniau# 2007 : philippe beaussant=== fauteuil ===# 1635 : daniel hay du chastelet# 1671 : jacques-bénigne bossuet# 1704 : melchior de polignac# 1741 : joseph giry de saint cyr# 1761 : charles batteux# 1780 : antoine-marin lemierre# 1803 : félix julien jean bigot de préameneu# 1825 : mathieu de montmorency-laval# 1826 : alexandre guiraud# 1847 : jean-jacques ampère# 1865 : lucien-anatole prévost-paradol# 1871 : camille rousset# 1893 : paul thureau-dangin# 1914 : pierre de la gorce# 1934 : maurice de broglie# 1961 : eugène tisserant# 1972 : jean daniélou# 1975 : ambroise-marie carré# 2005 : rené girard=== fauteuil ===# 1635 : auger de moléon granier, exclu par richelieu# 1636 : balthazar baro# 1650 : jean doujat# 1688 : eusèbe renaudot# 1720 : henri-emmanuel de roquette# 1725 : pierre de pardaillan de gondrin# 1733 : nicolas-françois dupré de saint-maur# 1775 : chrétien guillaume de lamoignon de malesherbes# 1803 : françois andrieux# 1833 : adolphe thiers# 1878 : henri martin# 1884 : ferdinand de lesseps# 1896 : anatole france# 1925 : paul valéry# 1946 : henri mondor# 1963 : louis armand# 1972 : jean-jacques gautier# 1986 : jean-louis curtis# 1996 : françois jacob# 2014 : marc lambron=== fauteuil ===# 1636 : louis giry# 1666 : claude boyer# 1698 : charles-claude genest# 1720 : jean-baptiste dubos# 1742 : jean-françois du resnel du bellay# 1761 : bernard-joseph saurin# 1782 : nicolas de condorcet# 1803 : noël-gabriel-luce villar# 1826 : charles-marie de feletz# 1850 : désiré nisard# 1888 : eugène-melchior de vogüé# 1911 : henri de régnier# 1936 : jacques de lacretelle# 1986 : bertrand poirot-delpech# 2008 : jean clair=== fauteuil ===# 1639 : daniel de priézac# 1662 : michel le clerc# 1692 : jacques de tourreil# 1714 : jean-roland malet# 1736 : jean-françois boyer# 1755 : nicolas thyrel de boismont# 1787 : claude carloman de rulhière# 1803 : pierre jean georges cabanis# 1808 : antoine destutt de tracy# 1836 : françois guizot# 1875 : jean-baptiste dumas# 1884 : joseph bertrand# 1900 : marcellin berthelot# 1908 : francis charmes# 1918 : jules cambon# 1936 : lucien lacaze# 1956 : jacques chastenet# 1978 : georges dumézil# 1988 : pierre-jean rémy# 2013 : xavier darcos== liste des membres depuis l’origine ==le tableau suivant présente la liste des membres de l’académie française, rangée par ordre chronologique (inverse) de leur date d’élection.
excluded by ordinance, he refused readmission in 1829, died 1833# louis-françois de bausset, 1816–1824, ecclesiastic and politician# hyacinthe-louis de quélen, 1824–1839, ecclesiastic# louis-mathieu molé, 1840–1855, politician# frédéric alfred pierre, comte de falloux, 1856–1886, politician and historian# octave gréard, 1886–1904, high bureaucrat, literary historian and literary critic# Émile gebhart, 1904–1908, art historian, literary historian and literary critic# raymond poincaré, 1909–1934, head of state, politician, lawyer and essayist# jacques bainville, 1935–1936, historian and journalist# joseph de pesquidoux, 1936–1946, novelist and essayist# maurice genevoix, 1946–1980, novelist# jacques de bourbon-busset, 1981–2001, politician, essayist and novelist# françois cheng, elected 2002, poet, translator and novelist==seat 35==# henri louis habert de montmor, 1634–1679, hotel-keeper# louis de lavau, 1679–1694, ecclesiastic# françois lefebvre de caumartin, 1694–1733, ecclesiastic# françois-augustin de paradis de moncrif, 1733–1770, poet, musician and playwright# jean-armand de bessuéjouls roquelaure, 1771–1818, ecclesiastic# georges cuvier, 1818–1832, palaeontologist# andré marie jean jacques dupin, 1832–1865, politician and lawyer# alfred-auguste cuvillier-fleury, 1866–1887, historian and literary critic# jules arsène arnaud claretie, 1888–1913, novelist, playwright and critic# joseph joffre, 1918–1931, politician and soldier# maxime weygand, 1931–1965, soldier# louis leprince-ringuet, 1966–2000, physicist, telecommunications engineer, historian of science and essayist# yves pouliquen, elected 2001, medical doctor==seat 36==# marin cureau de la chambre, 1634–1669, medical doctor and philosopher# pierre cureau de la chambre, 1670–1693, ecclesiastic# jean de la bruyère, 1693–1696, essayist and moralist# claude fleury, 1696–1723, ecclesiastic# jacques adam, 1723–1735, philologist# joseph séguy, 1736–1761, ecclesiastic# louis rené Édouard, cardinal de rohan, 1761–1793, ecclesiastic, politician, philosopher and poet# jean devaines, 1803, state bureaucrat# Évariste de parny, 1803–1814, poet# victor-joseph Étienne de jouy, 1815–1846, journalist, critic and playwright# adolphe-simonis empis, 1847–1868, poet and playwright# henri auguste barbier, 1869–1882, poet# adolphe perraud, 1882–1906, ecclesiastic# françois-désiré mathieu, 1906–1908, ecclesiastic and historian# louis duchesne, 1910–1922, ecclesiastic, historian and philologist# henri brémond, 1923–1933, ecclesiastic, literary historian and literary critic# andré bellessort, 1935–1942, essayist, literary critic, historian and historian of literature# rené grousset, 1946–1952, art historian# pierre gaxotte, 1953–1982, historian and journalist# jacques soustelle, 1983–1990, americanist, ethnologist, politician and essayist# jean-françois deniau, 1990–2007, politician, essayist and novelist# philippe beaussant, elected 2007, musicologist and novelist==seat 37==# daniel hay du chastelet de chambon, 1635–1671, ecclesiastic and mathematician# jacques-bénigne bossuet, 1671–1704, ecclesiastic and historian# melchior de polignac, 1704–1741, ecclesiastic, politician, philologist and poet# odet-joseph giry, 1741–1761, ecclesiastic# charles batteux, 1761–1780, ecclesiastic# antoine-marin lemierre, 1780–1793, poet and playwright# félix-julien-jean bigot de préameneu, 1803–1825, politician and lawyer# mathieu de montmorency, 1825–1826, politician and diplomat# alexandre guiraud, 1826–1847, playwright, poet and novelist# jean-jacques ampère, 1847–1864, historian of literature# lucien-anatole prévost-paradol, 1865–1870, literary critic# camille rousset, 1871–1892, historian# paul thureau-dangin, 1893–1913, historian# pierre de la gorce, 1914–1934, historian, magistrate and lawyer# maurice, 6th duc de broglie, 1934–1960, sailor and physicist# eugène tisserant, 1961–1972, ecclesiastic and philologist# jean daniélou, 1972–1974, ecclesiastic, theologian, historian and essayist# ambroise-marie carré, 1975–2004, ecclesiastic# rené girard, elected 2005, philosopher, literary critic==seat 38==# auger de moléon de granier, 1635–1636, possibly an ecclesiastic; expelled for theft; died 1650# balthazar baro, 1636–1650, playwright and poet# jean doujat, 1650–1688, lawyer# eusèbe renaudot, 1688–1720, ecclesiastic# henri-emmanuel de roquette, 1720–1725, ecclesiastic# pierre de pardaillan de gondrin, 1725–1733, ecclesiastic# nicolas-françois dupré de saint-maur, 1733–1774, economist and statistician# guillaume-chrétien de lamoignon de malesherbes, 1775–1794, politician and magistrate; guillotined# françois andrieux, 1803–1833, lawyer, poet and playwright# adolphe thiers, 1833–1877, politician and historian# henri martin, 1878–1883, historian# ferdinand de lesseps, 1884–1894, diplomat# anatole france, 1896–1924, novelist and poet# paul valéry, 1925–1945, poet, literary critic and essayist# henri mondor, 1946–1962, surgeon, physician, historian of literature and of science# louis armand, 1963–1971, mining engineer, bureaucrat and economist# jean-jacques gautier, 1972–1986, drama critic, novelist, journalist and essayist# jean-louis curtis, 1986–1995, novelist and essayist# françois jacob, 1996–2013, biologist# marc lambron, elected 2014, literary critic and writer==seat 39==# louis giry, 1636–1665, lawyer# claude boyer, 1666–1698, ecclesiastic, playwright and poet# charles-claude genest, 1698–1719, ecclesiastic# jean-baptiste dubos, 1720–1742, ecclesiastic and historian# jean-françois du bellay du resnel, 1742–1761, ecclesiastic# bernard-joseph saurin, 1761–1781, lawyer and poet# jean-antoine-nicolas de caritat, marquis de condorcet, 1782–1794, philosopher and mathematician# gabriel villar, 1803–1826, ecclesiastic# charles-marie de féletz, 1826–1850, ecclesiastic# désiré nisard, 1850–1888, essayist# melchior de vogüé, 1888–1910, essayist, historian, literary critic and diplomat# henri de régnier, 1911–1936, poet, novelist and essayist# jacques de lacretelle, 1936–1985, novelist# bertrand poirot-delpech, 1986–2006, journalist, essayist and novelist# jean clair, elected 2008, essayist and art historian==seat 40==# daniel de priézac, 1639–1662, law professor# michel le clerc, 1662–1691, lawyer# jacques de tourreil, 1692–1714, translator# jean-roland malet, 1714–1736, economist and royal valet de chambre# jean-françois boyer, 1736–1755, ecclesiastic# nicolas thyrel de boismont, 1755–1786, ecclesiastic# claude-carloman de rulhière, 1787–1791, diplomat, poet and historian# pierre jean george cabanis, 1803–1808, medical doctor and physiologist# antoine destutt de tracy, 1808–1836, philosopher# françois guizot, 1836–1874, politician and historian# jean-baptiste dumas, 1875–1884, politician and chemist# joseph louis françois bertrand, 1884–1900, mathematician, historian of science# marcellin berthelot, 1900–1907, politician, chemist, essayist, historian of science# francis charmes, 1908–1916, diplomat and journalist# jules cambon, 1918–1935, diplomat, lawyer, senior civil servant# marie-jean-lucien lacaze, 1936–1955, admiral# jacques chastenet, 1956–1978, journalist, historian and diplomat# georges dumézil, 1978–1986, philologist and historian of civilisations# pierre-jean rémy, 1988–2010, diplomat, novelist and essayist# xavier darcos, elected 2013, politician, scholar and civil servant==references==*académie française: les immortels official database of members of the académie française.