Seminar 3S

• Introduction of the seminar by Pauline Picot, PhD student at the UR InSyTE at the University of Technology of Troyes.
• "Technology in light of theoretical biology" by Maël Montévil, CNRS research fellow at the Centre Cavaillès, République des Savoirs USR 3608, Ecole Normale Supérieure.
• "Developing an industrial symbiosis : different leverage points" by Arnaud Diemer, Scientific Coordinator of the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence on Sustainability (ERASME), within the Centre d'Etudes et de Recherches sur le Développement International (CERDI), University of Clermont Auvergne.
• "Ecology of techno-diversity" by Victor Petit, Assistant professor at the UR InSyTE at the University of Technology of Troyes.
• "The third way of life" by Olivier Hamant, Director of Research at the National Institute of Agronomic Research (INRA) at the Ecole Normale Supérieure in Lyon.
• "Use the commons as mediation tools for complex ecosystems" by Gabriel Plassat Pilot of the ADEME's Call for Commons, creator of the Fabrique des Mobilités;
• "Techno-diversity & energy issues: what environments do to energy" by Nicolas Loubet and Rieul Techer, researchers at Oxamyne.
• "Around bio-economy" by Pauline Marty, Assistant professor at the UR InSyTE at the University of Technology of Troyes.
• Workshop The postgrowth toolkit in class, by the IMEDD teaching team

The third edition, in 2021, organisez by Alexis Lalevée, Claudine Gillot, Anne-Laure Capomaccio and Tatiana Reyes, focus on third places. The question raised was : Third places, a lever for value creation in territories? We welcomed the following presentations:

• "The third place invention", by Antoine BURRET – Institut de science de services, Centre Universitaire d’Informatique, Unige
• Workshop : "Third places: exchanges, a lever for value creation?" , by Olaf de HEMMER GUDME  – Value(s) and Management
• "The structuring of third places and common areas?" , by Sylvia FREDRIKSSON – ECOLAB (Orléans School of Art and Design) and Oxamyne cooperative
• "The third and the milieu" (Synthesis of Day 1 and Introduction to Day 2), by Victor PETIT – Troyes University of Technology
• "Creative territories", by Bernard PECQUEUR – University of Grenoble-Alpes, PACTE Laboratory
• "Policies at the third place level: from socio-economic experiences to the creation of value for territories", by  Christine LIEFOOGHE –  University of Lille, Territories, Cities, Environment & Society Laboratory (TVES)
• "Coworking, a third place activity?" , by Aurore DANDOY – Independent teacher-researcher and expert-facilitator
• Feedback from third places :
  • E-graine , by Thomas AMBLARD
  • Fablab l'atelier , by Michael BOUILLON
  • Le Rucher Créatif, by Sidonie MARTINEZ SVOBODA
  • La Myne , by Laurent EMMANUEL
• Presentation of the analysis grid: design approaches, by Maud RIO –  Senior Lecturer at Grenoble Alpes University, G-SCOP Laboratory,and Benjamin TYL –  APESA eco-innovation research engineer
• Exchanges: "between theory and practice, how to deal with third places?" –  All participants
• Seminar Closing, by Pauline MARTY – Troyes University of Technology

Video of the presentations and exchanges of this seminar are bellow.

• The third place invention, by Antoine BURRET
• Third places: exchanges, a lever for value creation? , by Olaf de HEMMER GUDME  
• The structuring of third places and common areas by Sylvia FREDRIKSSON
• The third and the milieu, by Victor PETIT
• Creative territories, by Bernard PECQUEUR
• Policies at the third place level: from socio-economic experiences to the creation of value for territories, by  Christine LIEFOOGHE
• Coworking, a third place activity? , by Aurore DANDOY
• Feedback from third places ; Presentation of the analysis grid by Maud RIO and Benjamin TYL; Exchanges with all participants
• Seminar Closing, by Pauline MARTY 

The second edition, in 2020, organised by Estephania Delgadillo, Anne-Laure Capomaccio and Tatiana Reyes, had as its theme Low-Techs:

• "Low tech, wild design, frugal innovation, transition engineering", by Victor PETIT -Université de technologie de Troyes
• "Rethinking digital in the planetary limits", by Gauthier ROUSSIIHE - designer and researcher on/for a limited earth
• "Démachiniser les services Économie de fonctionnalité́ (centred on people and organisations)", by Benjamin SERRA, École des Mines de Saint-Étienne
• Round table, with Chris MCMAHON, Victor PETIT and Gauthier ROUSSIIHE
• Social and Solidarity Economy "Relocating without losing the right scale effects", by Malgorzata LEKAN - Hull University
• "Sobriety(s): when living in it makes the subject", by Nathan BEN KEMOUN - Université Paris-Dauphine
• Round table, with Benjamin SERRA, Nathan BEN KEMOUN and Malgorzata LEKAN

The first edition, in 2019, was organised by : Estephania Delgadillo, Santiago Perez and Tatiana Reyes. This edition focused on the themes of Anthropocene and Strong Sustainability, and featured presentations by the following personalities:

• "Circular economy: what opportunities for companies and territories?", by Murielle Diaco (founder and president of the DJOUMAN platform),
• Round table: "What actions for a change in society towards sustainability?" with Pauline Marty and Serge Rohmer (Associate professor from CREIDD -UTT), Maud Rio (Associate professor at Grenoble Alpes University - G-Scop Laboratory), and Murielle Diaco.
• "Strong sustainability: state of the art and research programme for the evaluation of sociotechnical alternatives." by Guillaume Mandil (Associate professor at the University of Grenoble Alpes - G-Scop Laboratory - INRIA STEEP team) and Jean-Yves Courtonne (post-doctoral student at Inria Grenoble - STEEP team),
• "Collapsing the end of sustainable development: pragmatism, destauration, crumbling" by Diego Landivar (Director and co-founder of Origens Media Lab, co-founder of Closing Worlds Initiative and Associate Professor),
• "Capabilities, sustainability and territory" by Nicolas Buclet (Professor at Grenoble Alpes University, PACTE),
• "Designing a sustainable future" by Nadège Troussier (Professor, head of the CREIDD/UTT research team).