Raul Sampognaro, economist in the analysis and forecasting department of the OFCE
María Eugenia Sanin, Lecturer in economics at Université Paris Saclay and coordinator of the Sectoral Policies group at the Energy and Prosperity Chair., Olivier Perrin, Partner in the energy, resources and industry sector at Deloitte
Éric Servat, Director of UNESCO International Centre for Water
Manuela Dupré, Master's student in "Economics for Smart Cities and Climate Policy" at Ecole Polytechnique (IP Paris), Patricia Crifo, Professor of Economics at École Polytechnique (IP Paris), Researcher at CREST (CNRS) and Associate Researcher at CIRANO
Patricia Crifo, Professor of Economics at École Polytechnique (IP Paris), Researcher at CREST (CNRS) and Associate Researcher at CIRANO, Maxime Elkington, Masters student in "Economics for smart cities and climate policy" at École Polytechnique (IP Paris)
While global demand for water is increasing, available freshwater resources are diminishing, exacerbating tensions.
María Eugenia Sanin, Lecturer in economics at Université Paris Saclay and coordinator of the Sectoral Policies group at the Energy and Prosperity Chair.
Janine Berg, Economist with the International Labour Organisation (UN)
ILO economists have predicted that AI could transform 10-13% of professions worldwide.
Society Health and biotech GeopoliticsFranck Ramus, Director of research at CNRS and head of the "Cognitive Development and Pathology" team at Cognitive Sciences and Psycholinguistics Laboratory at Ecole Normale Supérieure in Paris
A recent theory suggests a decline in intelligence in several countries. But this theory does not meet with consensus in the scientific community.