As we Age [Thesis]
Aging is an inevitable phenomenon, often associated with a decline in the body's performance and functions leading to a decrease in well-being and autonomy. Let's discover how it is possible to study it from the geometry of spider webs with the thesis of Mylène Anotaux.
From the telegraph to the Internet - The more it changes, the more it's the same? [Thesis]
Heidi Gautschi's research effectively and excitingly demonstrates that the telegraph is much more than a technological innovation and a change in modes of communication, it is much more a profound cultural change that revolutionized the world of humans at all levels and paved the way for communication technologies.
Holographic place and visualization of urban dynamism [Thesis].
The city is a space co-constructed by people to exchange, communicate and trade. The City and Man form a complex ecosystem in which Man shapes the City and the City shapes Man. The understanding of this system is essential to envisage the future of our urbanized societies. Let's discover how to visualize this complex to better understand it with Thibault Pierre Louis Romany.
Renewable energy in the countryside [Thesis].
Contribution of endogenous initiatives for the development of renewable energy projects (RE) to the resilience of rural territories. Cross levers of social capital, territorial capital and rural multifunctionality.
Relationship to others and self-evaluation bias in the school environment [Thesis]
It's hard to measure the gap between what we think is true and what is true. This is even more pronounced when it comes to ourselves. This gap, between our self-assessment of our skills and our actual skills, is at the heart of the work presented in this article by Ludivine Jamain, who investigated the biases of students' self-assessment of their skills in French and Mathematics.