The Kyoto Prize 2021, announces the Inamori Foundation, awarded to Bruno Latour in recognition of his work that has "radically re-examined 'modernity' by developing a philosophy focused on the interactions between technoscience and social structure".
Several book presentations: Alain Éraly's Une démocratie sans autorité and Romain Laufer's book on Tocqueville, two books that respond to each other. Camille Toussaint, for her part, analyzes the investigative work of Nelly Pons on the drama of plastic in the oceans.
The risk awareness report team submits its report to the Minister for Ecological Transition Barbara Pompili.
The award-winning paper, entitled "The Logics of Double Proof in Proof of Concept: a Design Theory-based Model of Experimentation in the Unknown", models the ability of proofs of concept (POC).
By Elodie Gigout, Julie C. Mayer and Hervé Dumez
By Ophélie Morand, Caroline Rizza, Stéphane Safin, researchers at I3-Telecom-Paris.
From April 2020 to April 2021, more than 100 interviews were conducted. They covered, on the one hand, all the actors involved. But also, on the other hand, the diversity of the regions concerned, in metropolitan France and in the islands. Finally, they were conducted during the different phases of the crisis, the first, second and third waves. They give an overall view of the crisis in its dynamics and at all levels that we are entitled to expect.
The award was presented at the Competition and Regulation Summer School and Conference (CRESSE) by the conference's scientific committee and the Computer & Communications Industry Association (CCIA).
Theme of the summer school: "Renewing views on innovation: a multidisciplinary approach
Seven books were published in 2021 on topics as wide-ranging as innovation, qualitative research and music through science and technology to management, hyper-powerful companies without forgetting Covid_19 management.
