Seminar ‘Maintaining. Architecture and maintenance, what we care about’ Here and now: the era of third places Challenging the temporal logic of traditional actors, transitional urban planning puts maintenance and operation back at the heart of the project. Activating a…
The Center for the Sociology of Innovation (i3 CNRS UMR 9217, Mines Paris – PSL) is pleased to invite you to the thesis defense of Léone-Alix MAZAUD Dealing with biodiversity. Operators sensitive to non-human life in urban and architectural projects…
June 26, 2025. The Center for the Sociology of Innovation (i3 CNRS UMR 9217, Mines Paris – PSL)
is pleased to invite you to the thesis defense of Clément Foutrel “The zone and its networks. From Monaco to Monastir, an investigation of marine protected areas in Tunisia.” Doctoral thesis specialized in STS (Sciences, Technologies & Society), prepared at Mines Paris – PSL, under the Social Sciences programme of SDOSE doctoral school, “Sciences of Decision, Organizations, Society and Exchange”.
June 18-19, 2025. Focusing on the encounter between the knowledge that populates knowledge activities in the environmental arena and the work of the sensitive that runs through them, the “Making (ourselves) sensitive with the ecological knowledge of modernity” study days will explore the intersection of ecological knowledge and sensitivity. The study days aim to bring together perceptions, affects, and aesthetics in an analysis of ways of becoming sensitive by manipulating instruments traditionally associated with scientific objectivity.
June 13, 2025. This event addresses researchers and practitioners exploring promises, practices and tensions between digital technologies and ecology. It will provide an opportunity to present work from two recently published special issues – Écologiser par le numérique? (Réseaux no. 144) and Matérialités environnementales du numérique (Reset no. 15). The morning session will open with a lecture given by Laurence Allard (MCF, Paris Sorbonne Nouvelle), and the afternoon session will close with a roundtable discussing multidisciplinary perspectives.
June 12, 2025. Seminar ‘Maintaining. Architecture and maintenance, what we care about’. Insurance and Maintenance: from vanishing line to breaking point. The focus of this third session is on the expert and the insurer. The session will provide an opportunity for the crossing of narratives and for a shifting of the gaze of practitioners as well as researchers. Guest speakers: Ludovic Patouret, expert engineer / cabinet GECAMEX (technical and financial construction litigation) and Michel Klein, Deputy General Manager, Mutuelle des Architectes Français assurances (MAF).
27 May 2025. The CSI Guests Seminar welcomes Nelo Magalhaes (CRH-EHESS) to discuss his book “Accumuler du béton, tracer des routes Une histoire environnementale des grandes infrastructures”. Introduction to the discussion by Guilhaum Panas and Guillaume Louvet.
22 May 2025. The Interdisciplinary Institute on Innovation (i3) and the library of Mines Paris – PSL are hosting a joint event with Ève Chiapello and Alexandre Violle. They will be presenting their book “Sociologie des circuits financiers. Les infrastructures de l’argent et leur politique” on Thursday, May 22, 2025, from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. Alexandre Mallard, director of i3, will moderate the discussion.
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.
