Research on critical infrastructures from a transdisciplinary, if not antidisciplinary, perspective - On the cosmotechnics of energy infrastructures
This space is my personal information space about my research investigation on critical infrastructures from a transdisciplinary, if not antidisciplinary, perspective. It aims at revealing the complexity, from a cosmological point of view, of the topic of what can be called the "critical infrastructures", meaning the infrastructures that sustain how the society work. More specifically, I'm investigating the cosmotechnics of energy infrastrutures, particularly in relation with the development of the commons from a biotic community perspective.
- Cosmotechnics of energy infrastructures in times of resurgence of the commons, and more particularly from a biotic commnity perspective
- Citizen Governed Data Platform within the context of energy distribution and production infrastructures
- Energy in the information age: decentralized infrastructures and complexity
- “Decent” or not “decent”, is that the question ?
- Saucisse, Énergies Renouvelables & Transition Énergétique
The DAISEE experience
Those articles have been written to tell the story of DAISEE's experience from the core contributors' view. I've actively taken part in it.
- Our compass for the complex world of energy
- Lift Me Up
- Call Me DAISEE
- Hackaday Prize
- Citizen science and prototyping
- Blockchain is fun, but what's next ?
The Fabrique des Energies experience
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