Antoine Hardy’s postdoctoral research aims to understand how the consideration of the environmental impact of computer science research contributes to the redefinition of the field. He is thereby extending his Ph.D. research on the “greening” of scientific practices. This research project, funded by lnria, is co-supervised by Clément Marquet (Mines-PSL) and Sophie Quinton (Inria Grenoble).
Title of the thesis: Intermediaries in private housing energy renovation. Under the supervision of Thomas Reverdy (PACTE, Grenoble-INP) and Alexandre Mallard (CSI, Mines Paris – PSL). The thesis examines how an ecosystem of public and private actors emerges and organises…
Title of the thesis: Digital dependence and vulnerabilities in a context of ecological emergency addressed from the perspective of the resilience of mobile network. Supervisors: Clément Marquet (CSI), Marceau Coupechoux (Telecom Paris) and Sophie Quinton (INRIA). This PhD aims to…
Title of the thesis: The gender of economic forecasting: uses, identities, models, metaphors Supervisor: Fabian Muniesa This thesis proposes to study the way in which economic forecasts are shaped by the gender system, by investigating the instruments and methods used…
Title of the thesis: What are durable jeans ? Supervisors: David Pontille (CSI, Mines Paris – PSL) and Francesco Delloro (Centre des matériaux, Mines Paris – PSL). Jeans, originally designed as durable workwear, made to last and resist rough conditions,…
Title of the thesis: Challenging the etiology of childhood cancers from environmental health mobilizations and perspectives. Supervisor: Vololona Rabeharisoa. The thesis focuses on collective forms of action that lead to and aim to investigate the causes of childhood cancer clusters…
Title of the thesis: A study of the links between prospective modeling and governance regarding the climate change mitigation scenarios assessed by IPCC Group III. Supervisors: Béatrice Cointe (CSI, Mines Paris-PSL) and Nadia Maïzi (CMA, Mines Paris-PSL). To address the…
Lisa Claussmann joined the CSI as a postdoctoral fellow in February 2024. She is currently working on a research project on the underground storage of carbon dioxide in France and Norway, as part of the SESAME project, funded by the PEPR SPLEEN-Decarbonation of Industry programme. Her research investigates the valorisation of the underground, both in the sense of creating value and serving public policies labelled as environmental.
Thesis title: Digital platforms and access to agroequipments for Mexican family famers .
Supervisors: Frédéric Goulet (CIRAD-UMR Innovation, Montpellier) and Liliana Doganova (CSI-I3).
Thesis title: Designing and managing the future: foresight practices as a strategic “dispositif” Supervisors: Liliana Doganova (thesis supervisor) and Benjamin Cabanes (maître de thèse) For several decades, organizations have been implementing foresight methods with the aim of integrating long-term considerations…
