Volume 19 – Libellio Summer 2023
In this issue of Libellio: Alice Carle presents the Slack tool, Jean-François Chanlat talks about Norbert Alter's book, Christian Morel discusses how his book on absurd decisions...
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i3-SES researchers Thomas Houy and Valérie Fernandez win two awards
They were awarded the AEI prize for Innovation in Entrepreneurial Pedagogy and the FNEGE prize for the best pedagogical device.
Rising temperatures: the cold sweat of counting mortality
Latest article by François Lévêque in The conversation
12th edition of manufacture des idées
Château d'Hurigny 87, rue des Verchères, Hurigny, FranceWith the participation of Jérôme Denis | Jeanne Guien for the presentation "Taking care of things". Moderator: Julie Clarini, editor-in-chief of L'Ob's Idées department.
Youssouf Camara, i3-SES doctoral student, receives double award for his thesis
Winner of the Economics thesis prize from the Institut Polytechnique de Paris and the 2023 thesis prize from the Association Francophone de Recherche en Economie Numérique.
Joshua Brand, PhD student at i3-SES won the Don MacNiven Student Essay Award 2023 (DMSEP).
For his article: "Exploring the moral value of explainable artificial intelligence through public service postal banks".
Repère FIT 2 Futur du travail n°17 – September 2023
Two radically different views of the factory... and yet... A short comparative history of L'établi and Michelin, matricule F276710
Release of Libellio 19 autumn 2023
This issue features a special report on Vienna, the center of the scientific world between the end of the 19th century and the Anschluss.
Study day: “Low-tech, maintenance, limits: how to rethink digital technology and its environmental impact”
Mines Paris PSL 60 boulevard saint Michel, Paris, FranceEvent organized as part of the ALDIWO (Anti-Limits in the Digital World) project
Matilda, the academic literature search tool, is now online
Mathilda is based on open data and free software, bringing together literature published since 2019, including preprints from RePeC and ArXiv, the entire Crossref and PubMed databases, all enhanced by Orcid and Unpaywall.
