
Lucie Liversain, PhD student at I³-CRG* at École Polytechnique (IP Paris)
Laure Colin, PhD student at the Centre for Management Research (I³-CRG*) at École Polytechnique (IP Paris), Alain Grandjean, Co-founder of Carbone 4 and member of the High Council for the Climate
Antoine Le Solleuz, Director of Studies at the École des Mines de Nancy, Olivier Gantois, Executive Chairman of Ufip Energies and Mobilities
Asma Mhalla, specialist in the geopolitics of the digital economy and lecturer at Sciences Po Paris and École Polytechnique (IP Paris)
Cyberspace has become a battleground for power struggles between nations, leading to a fracturing of the global network. It can be used as a weapon of war between countries.
Dominique Reynié, Professor at Sciences Po and Director General of the Foundation for Political Innovation
Today democracies are in a “perilous situation” and must compete with non-democratic systems
Karine Herviou, Deputy Director General in charge of the Nuclear Safety Division of the Institute for Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety (IRSN), Najmedin Meshkati, Professor of Civil/Environmental Engineering at the University of Southern California (USC), Veronika Ustohalova, Senior Researcher, Nuclear Engineering & Facility Safety at Öko-Institut e.V., Olivier Gupta, Director General of the ASN and President of the Western European Nuclear Regulators Association (WENRA)
The recent occupation of two nuclear sites in Ukraine by Russian forces has highlighted the importance of monitoring such facilities in wartime.
Lucie Liversain, PhD student at I³-CRG* at École Polytechnique (IP Paris)
A number of European countries, led by France, are pushing the idea of “strategic autonomy”, which includes cooperative weapons programmes.
Céline Guivarch, Chief Engineer at CIRED and Lead Author of the 6th IPCC report
The cost of climate change mitigation is lower than the cost of inaction, in part because the cost of inaction means bearing the impacts.