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SUMMARY:Séminar Polytechnique Santé #13: Challenges of digital health at the European level.
DESCRIPTION:For this next session\, we are delighted to welcome Mr Éric Labaye\, Chair of the Supervisory Committee for the Investments for the Future Programme; Professor Joachim Henkel\, Professor at the Technical University of Munich (TUM); and Mr Jonathan Benhamou\, Co-founder and CEO of Resilience Care.\nAll three will share their experience and complementary perspectives on the challenges of digital health at the European level. \nTogether\, they will address a central question: under what conditions can Europe foster companies capable of becoming major players in digital health? Drawing on their respective backgrounds in industry\, technology and innovation\, they will shed light on the challenges and opportunities these companies face as they grow. \nThe discussion will be moderated by Professor Étienne Minvielle\, Director of the Management Research Centre (CRG) at École polytechnique. \nThe seminar will close with a cocktail reception\, offering an opportunity to continue the conversation in a friendly setting. \n  \nMeeting location: PariSanté Campus \n2 – 10 Rue d’Oradour-sur-Glane\, 75015 Paris \nTo register\, click on the link
URL:https://i3-cnrs.fr/en/evenement/seminaire-polytechnique-sante-13/
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SUMMARY:First Scientific Conference of the DC_Risk_City Research Project
DESCRIPTION:The DC_Risk_City research project is organizing its \n1st Scientific Conference on the multifactorial risks \nassociated with the deployment of data centers in France\n\n\nFriday\, November 13\, 2026\nCampus des Grands Moulins à Paris\nCondorcet Building\, 4 rue Elsa Morante – 75013 Paris\nroom 454A \nThe event is held in French.\nRegistration is free but required for access. Please register here. \n  \n9:00 a.m.: “From the dot-com bubble to the AI boom: the physical and political trajectory of data centers in France”\, Clément Marquet (Center for the Sociology of Innovation\, Mines Paris -PSL\, UMR 9217) \nOver the past two years\, as investment in data centers has reached unprecedented levels\, many countries have been working to attract investment in infrastructure dedicated to generative artificial intelligence technologies. This competition has led to the transformation of governmental mechanisms governing data center deployment and an increase in local conflict. To understand the ramifications of the “AI moment” on regions and public policy\, this paper examines the material history of data center deployments and protests in Plaine Commune and Marseille\, as well as the recent convergence of French government policies aimed at securing investment.  \n11:00 a.m.: “Understanding and Governance of Data Centers” \nPanel discussion featuring contributions from: \n\nBenoît Petit (co-founder of Hubblo.org) : DCWatch\, a collaborative observatory designed to measure the environmental impact of data centers in France.\nGianluca Marzilli (Institut Paris Region): the Data Center Observatory in the Île-de-France region\nA local government representative (to be confirmed): How to respond to the surge in data centers?\n\n  \nThe DC_Risk_City Interdisciplinary Research Project\nThe DC_Risk_City project examines the socio-ecological functioning of data centers and the multifactorial risks associated with their implementation from the perspective of resilient\, resource-efficient cities. The project questions the metabolic footprint of these critical digital infrastructures\, the factors that drive their industrial and financialized production and operation\, and the geopolitics of their multilevel governance. The project takes an interdisciplinary approach\, combining social sciences and engineering to conduct multiscale analyses that incorporate various territorial configurations. The project promotes dialogue between science and society and includes an online platform and forward-looking workshops. This research is co-funded by the PEPR Villes Durables et Bâtiments Innovants.
URL:https://i3-cnrs.fr/en/evenement/__trashed/
LOCATION:Campus des Grands Moulins à Paris\, 4 rue Elsa Morante\, Paris
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