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EPISODE · Oct 25, 2023 · 59 MIN

La recherche scientifique au service du développement durable

from Parlons Transition · host Radio Phénix

Pour ce premier épisode de Parlons Transitions, nous échangeons pendant une heure afin de comprendre comment la recherche scientifique se met au service de la transition écologique. Entre progrès techniques et études sociologiques et psychologiques, il paraît aujourd’hui évident que le combat sur les différents enjeux environnementaux ne peut être mené sans les chercheurs et chercheuses.  Pour en parler, Stéphane Flament, professeur à l’Ensi, l’école d’ingénieur de Caen, chargé de mission développement durable, Patricia Jouannot-Chesney, maître de conférence à l’Ensi, qui effectue des recherches dans le domaine des matériaux bio-sourcés à base notamment de fibre de lin. Mais aussi Camille Langlais, doctorante au LPCN, le laboratoire de psychologie de l’Université de Caen, autrice d’une thèse visant à comprendre la distance psychologique au changement climatique pour favoriser les éco-gestes. Pauses Musicales : The Hardest Part-Olivia Dean Falling or flying-Jorja Smith Crédit Photo : Facebook @Ensicaen

Pour ce premier épisode de Parlons Transitions, nous échangeons pendant une heure afin de comprendre comment la recherche scientifique se met au service de la transition écologique. Entre progrès techniques et études sociologiques et psychologiques, il paraît aujourd’hui évident que le combat sur les différents enjeux environnementaux ne peut être mené sans les chercheurs et chercheuses.  Pour en parler, Stéphane Flament, professeur à l’Ensi, l’école d’ingénieur de Caen, chargé de mission développement durable, Patricia Jouannot-Chesney, maître de conférence à l’Ensi, qui effectue des recherches dans le domaine des matériaux bio-sourcés à base notamment de fibre de lin. Mais aussi Camille Langlais, doctorante au LPCN, le laboratoire de psychologie de l’Université de Caen, autrice d’une thèse visant à comprendre la distance psychologique au changement climatique pour favoriser les éco-gestes. Pauses Musicales : The Hardest Part-Olivia Dean Falling or flying-Jorja Smith Crédit Photo : Facebook @Ensicaen

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