21 mai 2025. La formation doctorale est au cœur de l’Institut interdisciplinaire de l’innovation – i3. Les thèses engagées dans i3 renouvellent l’analyse et l’accompagnement de l’innovation technique et sociale.
L’organisation de journées doctorales vise à faire connaître les travaux de thèse en cours au sein d’i 3, à engager un échange pluridisciplinaire autour de thématiques communes aux équipes d’i 3 et à faire un retour aux doctorants pour les aider dans leur parcours.
May 16, 2025. Critical zone. The seminar “Economic expertise and environmental actions” welcomes Sébastien Dutreuil (CNRS, Centre Gilles Gaston Granger) and Jérôme Gaillardet (Institut de Physique du Globe). Drawing on the notion of the critical zone, which originated in the environmental sciences and has been revisited by Bruno Latour in his latest work, this session will explore transformations in the relationship between science, society and politics, as well as in the role of critique and STS, brought about by the rise and structuring of the sciences of habitability and their infrastructures. The session is organized in liaison with the FORET project supported by the CNRS MITI.
The CSI organizes an annual reading seminar aimed at exploring innovative research questions, approaches and topics based on the discussion with the authors of books recently published or in the course of publication. The guests in this seminar series are French and foreign researchers in human and social sciences (history, anthropology, law, sociology, political sciences, Science and Technology Studies…). […]
by Marine Al Dahdah, Mathieu Baudrin, Laurène Le Cozanet, Clément Marquet, and Benjamin Raimbault
Taking an interdisciplinary approach, the book analyses the changing forms of industry in the contemporary period, focusing on four key questions: How do industrial transformations lead us to rethink our methods of inquiry? How have information technologies changed the way industry is done? Which human and non-human actors are resisting processes of industrialisation? What territories are produced by these reconfigurations? […]
13 May, 2025. The seminar “Digital Environmental Policies” will welcome Aude-Solveig Epstein (Paris Nanterre University), who will talk about “The environmental regulation of digital technology: a legal critique of the ‘twin transition’]”.
A book edited by Ève Chiapello and Alexandre Violle.
Sociology of financial circuits. Money infrastructures and their policies.
How can money be traced and its role in the formulation and implementation of public policy be accounted for? Using an ambitious conceptual framework, this book delves into the heart of the material operations and infrastructures of money circulation.
April 30, 2025. The seminar “Digital Environmental Policies” will welcome Laura Kocksch (The Techno-Anthroplogy Lab at Aalborg University Copenhagen), who will talk about “Fragile computing: Directions for developing post-optimistic technologies”.
April 11,2025. Seminar ‘Maintaining. Architecture and maintenance, what we care about’. For this second session entitled ‘Maintaining in common: co-ownership beyond the infraordinary’, we propose to investigate together the field of housing maintenance by focusing on co-ownership and its actors.
The architectural agency SCAU and Jérôme Denis organize a new seminar entitled ‘Maintaining. Architecture and maintenance, what we care about’.
The history of architecture is closely linked to designo, the creative concept that establishes a relationship with time and materials, driven by intention and upheld in the project. Maintenance, a mundane, endlessly repetitive activity, is at first glance the antithesis of designo.
April 4, 2025. Shifting soil. The seminar “Economic expertise and environmental actions” welcomes Anastasyia Halauniova (Sciences Po, CSO) and Laure Manach (CAK). This session will consider soils as the shifting support of human activities, and as currently alterned by global warming. From the thawing of permafrost to the fate of carbon stored in soils, how are the transformations of soils retraced and anticipated? How are they taken up in both territorial and atmospheric politics?
