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SUMMARY:Digital Capitalism and Ideologies with Cecilia Rikap
DESCRIPTION:The Digital Capitalism and Ideologies seminar\, organized by Benjamin Loveluck (i3-SES\, Télécom Paris) and Olivier Alexandre (CIS\, CNRS)\, resumes its activities. \nThe next session will welcome Cecilia Rikap: \nIntellectual monopolies and innovation rent in transnational digital networks: the cases of Amazon and Apple. \nSessions take place online (Zoom) and upon registration\, usually on the first Tuesday of the month\, from 10:30 am to 12:00 pm\, unless otherwise specified. \nRegistration \nFind the program and presentation of the seminar \n  \n 
URL:https://i3-cnrs.fr/en/evenement/digital-capitalism-and-ideologies-with-cecilia-rikap/
LOCATION:en visioconférence\, France
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ORGANIZER;CN="Benjamin Loveluck et Olivier Alexandre":MAILTO:Benjamin Loveluckbenjamin.loveluck@telecom-paris.fr
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SUMMARY:Séminaire Invités du CSI : Frédéric Keck  Anthropologue\, Directeur de recherche CNRS
DESCRIPTION:Guest seminar with \nFrédéric Keck \nAnthropologist\, CNRS Research Director \nat Laboratoire d’anthropologie sociale\, Collège de France – CNRS UMR 7130 – EHESS \n  \nLes Sentinelles des pandémies Chasseurs de virus et \nobservateurs d’oiseaux aux frontières de la Chine \n \nIntroduction to the discussion by Jean Goizauskas \nPublisher’s presentation: La pandémie est l’un de ces événements catastrophiques qui suscitent une mobilisation mondiale. L’apparition d’un nouveau coronavirus en Chine\, en décembre 2019\, a confirmé le caractère cyclique des pandémies\, après la « grippe espagnole » en 1918\, la « grippe asiatique » en 1957\, la « grippe de Hong Kong » en 1968\, la fièvre hémorragique Ebola en 1976\, le vih en 1981 ou encore le sras en 2003. Ces événements obligent les autorités de santé globale à maîtriser les risques pour affronter les conséquences sanitaires\, morales\, géopolitiques et économiques des crises pandémiques\, dans un monde marqué par des transformations dramatiques dans l’urbanisation\, l’élevage industriel\, la déforestation et le changement climatique. Les sentinelles animales\, placées sur la ligne de front des « guerres contre les virus »\, sont valorisées parce qu’elles détectent l’apparition des maladies infectieuses émergentes à travers des signaux d’alerte précoce. \nLes Sentinelles des pandémies repose sur une recherche ethnographique conduite à Hong Kong\, Taïwan et Singapour\, trois territoires situés aux frontières de la Chine et connectés au reste du monde. Cet ouvrage montre comment les « chasseurs de virus » et les responsables de la santé publique s’allient avec les vétérinaires et les observateurs d’oiseaux pour suivre les mutations des virus de grippe entre les oiseaux sauvages\, les volailles domestiques et les humains. Par les méthodes de l’anthropologie sociale\, il décrit la manière dont les techniques de préparation en vue d’une pandémie transforment les relations entre humains et non-humains dans le temps long de l’Anthropocène. \nA pandemic is one of these catastrophic events that prompt global mobilization. The emergence of a new coronavirus in China in December 2019 confirmed the cyclical nature of pandemics\, after the “Spanish flu” in 1918\, the “Asian flu” in 1957\, the “Hong Kong flu” in 1968\, Ebola hemorrhagic fever in 1976\, hiv in 1981 and sars in 2003. These events require global health authorities to control risks in order to face the health\, moral\, geopolitical and economic consequences of pandemic crises in a world marked by dramatic transformations in urbanization\, industrial livestock farming\, deforestation and climate change. Animal sentinels\, placed on the front line of the “wars against viruses”\, are valued because they detect emerging infectious diseases through early warning signals. \nLes Sentinelles des pandémies is based on an ethnographic research led in Hong Kong\, Taiwan and Singapore\, three territories bordering China and connected to the rest of the world. The book shows how “virus hunters” and public health officials team up with veterinarians and bird watchers to track the mutation of influenza viruses between wild birds\, domestic poultry and humans. Using the methods of social anthropology\, it describes how pandemic preparedness techniques are transforming human and non-human relationships over the long Anthropocene time span. \nFrédéric Keck\, Les Sentinelles des pandémies. Chasseurs de virus et observateurs d’oiseaux aux frontières de la Chine. Preface by Vinciane Despret. Zones sensibles\, June 2020. \n  \nThe Guest Seminar Series is organized collectively by the CSI PhD students. It is open upon registration. \nGuest seminar programme \n  \nDate: Thursday November 3\, 2020 \nThe venue and exact time will be announced in due course. \nContact and registration: Mathilde Pellizzari or Roman Solé-Pomies \n  \nPhoto source: EHESS – Laboratoire d’anthropologie sociale
URL:https://i3-cnrs.fr/en/evenement/seminaire-invites-du-csi-frederic-keck-anthropologue-directeur-de-recherche-cnrs/
LOCATION:en visioconférence\, France
CATEGORIES:Seminaires
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SUMMARY:Codesign lab " tea " with Anne-Françoise Schmidt and Muriel Mambrini-Doudet
DESCRIPTION:To know everything about what multidisciplinarity means and implies in particular in our design disciplines\, you are invited on Thursday\, November 5th at 4 pm to a special codesign lab “tea”:  \nHere https://join.skype.com/oGfAdam23bmI \nAnne-Françoise Schmidt epistemologist and philosopher of science and Muriel Mambrini-Doudet research director at the lINRAE we will present their book published by Kimé: Epistémologie Générique.  \nThis book shows what makes “science” outside disciplinary organizations. Our ability to characterize what is produced outside of academic disciplines is limited. Interdisciplinary initiatives are multiplying but remain difficult to transmit because they are based on the “intuition” of the instigators and the sum of “little things” that do not fit into the classical epistemological framework. It is the extension of the latter that this manual\, written “à quatre mains” by the philosopher Anne-Françoise Schmid and the biologist Muriel Mambrini-Doudet on the basis of more than ten years of joint research\, aims to extend. As the work progresses\, the components of interdisciplinary science and its conditions appear. In these new places and objects of science\, ethics is not set aside. Nothing in this book is “given”\, it does not rely on a historical trajectory\, nor on examples\, so as not to limit the desire to explore and recognize the value of experience in itself. On the other hand\, the book is full of exercises (thought experiments\, real-life experiences\, visibility experiments\, practice notebooks\, experimental proposals)\, to “give a hand” to those who want to multiply “common spaces of science”. This book is intended for academics or not\, scientists or not\, acting for a collective conception of our future world. \n 
URL:https://i3-cnrs.fr/en/evenement/codesign-lab-tea-avec-anne-francoise-schmidt-et-muriel-mambrini-doudet/
LOCATION:en visioconférence\, France
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ORGANIZER;CN="Annie Gentes":MAILTO:anniehillairet@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:The Chair of Personal Information Values and Policies "Digital Identities\, Biometric Data and Facial Recognition".
DESCRIPTION: The Chair in Values and Personal Information Policies invites you to its 20th meeting “Digital Identities\, Biometric Data and Facial Recognition”. \nThis meeting\, which is part of the “Trusted Digital Identity” conference series\, will take place from 2 to 4 p.m. and will be moderated by Claire Levallois Barth. \nThis conference will allow us to draw up an inventory of the controversies generated by facial recognition\, particularly with regard to its respect and the respect of our fundamental rights: \nWith : \nEmmanuel Netter\, Professor of private law at the University of Avignon\, director of the LNBC;\nMarc Norlain CEO and co-founder of ARIADNEXT ;\nClaire Levallois Barth\, coordinator of the Chair on the Value and Political Values of Personal Information\, teacher-researcher in law ITM/Telecom Paris. \nThe meeting will be organized around three presentations: “Facial recognition for multiple uses”\, “The legal issues of facial recognition”\, “Facial recognition at the service of digital identity”. \n  \nPROGRAMME ET INSCRIPTION \nSpeakers : \n\nEmmanuel Netter :\n\nAfter studying private and business law at the University of Strasbourg. Emmanuel Netter defended in 2010 a thesis in personal security law under the supervision of Nicolas Rontchevsky. Since September 2018\, he joined the University of Avignon where he is involved in the Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in law as well as the multidisciplinary Master’s degree “Digital Governance”. He is a member of the Laboratory\, Standards\, Property and Contracts. He published the book “Numérique et grandes notions du droit du privé” in 2018. \n\nMarc Norlain :\n\nAfter studying statistics at ENSAE\, Marc Norlain worked in the research and development department of a French car manufacturer before joining SFR. As Manager of the IT department\, he is working with his teams on the implementation of a fraud detection system. He then looked for a solution to secure subscriptions between points of sale and decided to create AriadNEXT. The Breton company\, which specializes in digital identity problems\, uses the eID solution “Mobile Connect et Moi”. It is expected to carry out 35 million identity checks this year\, on behalf of banks\, telecom operators and the State. \n\nClaire Levallois Barth\n\nClaire Levallois Barth is coordinator of the Chair of Values and Personal Information Policies at the ITM\, and a lecturer in law at Télécom Paris\, in the Economic and Social Sciences department. She is responsible for axis 5 “Protection of Personal Data Involved in the Connected Car” of the Chair “Connected Car & Cyber Security” (C3S) at Télécom Paris. Claire Levallois Barth is also a member of the Digital Ethics Steering Committee\, associate editor of the Annals of Telecommunications and member of the scientific committee of the International Cyber Security Forum. \n 
URL:https://i3-cnrs.fr/en/evenement/the-chair-of-personal-information-values-and-policies-digital-identities-biometric-data-and-facial-recognition/
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ORGANIZER;CN="Claire Levallois Barth":MAILTO:claire.levallois@imt.fr
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20201123T140000
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SUMMARY:Social Sciences on a Plateau with Solène Sarnowski
DESCRIPTION:This seminar is organized around the social sciences (and digital)\, alternating presentations by social science researchers from Télécom Paris and other institutions on the plateau (on either side of the Nationale 118). \nIt will take place from Télécom Paris (digital school). The premieres will take place on Zoom\, but who knows? One day\, perhaps it will be held in the already celebrated flagship of architecture that hosts Télécom Paris. A room is reserved for those who prefer to come on site. \nFor this second session\, we hope to see many of you welcoming this new space for exchange\, inaugurated by a presentation : \nIn 15\, 20 minutes\, Solène Sarnowski will present the research she conducted during her master’s internship at EHESS\, supervised by Valérie Beaudouin\, on the survey work carried out by consumers to change their consumption practices. She took the Facebook groups “Zero waste” as a starting point and offers a reading in line with pragmatic sociology. \nThe link:\nhttps://telecom-paris.zoom.us/j/92507313373?pwd=c2krRlJ5UlpwTFRCN3dxeXdiYWNTdz09 \nMeeting : 925 0731 3373\nSecret code : 142596 \n\n \n 
URL:https://i3-cnrs.fr/en/evenement/les-sciences-sociales-sur-un-plateau-avec-solene-sarnowski/
LOCATION:en visioconférence\, France
CATEGORIES:Seminaires
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