Columns - Polytechnique Insights

Will there be a “post-covid” economy?

avec Patrick Artus, Economic Advisor to Ossiam and Member of Cercle des Économistes

“Tomorrow, roads will produce energy for vehicles”

par Bernard Jacob, Professor at the ENTPE and ESIEE (Gustave Eiffel University)

“Green finance” still a long way from the Paris Agreement

avec Peter Tankov, Professor of Quantitative Finance at ENSAE (IP Paris)

Three keys to making good decisions

avec Patrice Georget, Lecturer in Psychosociology at the University School of Management IAE Caen

CRISPR : can we reach a global consensus on genetic modification?

avec Hervé Chneiweiss, CNRS Research Director, Neurobiologist and Chair of Inserm Ethics Committee

Collagen: a key to preserving historical parchments

avec Marie-Claire Schanne-Klein, CNRS research director at the Optics and Biosciences Laboratory (LOB*), IP Paris, Gaël Latour, Senior lecturer, University of Paris-Saclay, Researcher at the Optics and Biosciences Laboratory (LOB*), IP Paris

Invasive species: solutions to the economic burden

par Christophe Diagne, Post-doctoral researcher in Dynamics of Biodiversity and Macroecology at Université Paris Saclay, Boris Leroy, Senior Lecturer at the National Museum of Natural History (MNHN)

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“There is no one right way to manage innovation, it’s about organising the menagerie!”

par Rémi Maniak, Professor at École Polytechnique and researcher at the Centre de Recherche en Gestion (I3-CRG)*, Nicolas Mottis, Professor of Innovation and Entrepreneurship Management at the Centre for Management Research of the Interdisciplinary Innovation Institute (I³-CRG*) at the École Polytechnique (IP Paris)

Are cognitive biases compatible with the scientific method?

par Patrice Georget, Lecturer in Psychosociology at the University School of Management IAE Caen

Quantum computers: how do they work?

par Landry Bretheau, Professor at Ecole Polytechnique, Quantum Physicist and Researcher in the Laboratory of Condensed Matter Physics (PMC*)