🧪Young Researchers’ Evening: “Exploration and use of aquatic worlds”
On January 23 at 7 p.m., the PSL Mazet Center hosts an evening dedicated to research on aquatic worlds. Three young researchers will present their work exploring the technological, historical and cinematographic challenges linked to water and the oceans.
Immerse yourself in the world of aquatic worlds during the next Young Researchers evening on the theme Exploration and use of aquatic worlds, three doctoral students from various disciplines will share their research and thoughts:
Marie Codet (Mines Paris – PSL) studies the circular economy and energy transitions from a long-term perspective. His work analyzes global technological and political challenges, with a particular focus on materials markets and water management.
Marine Bally (EPHE – PSL) takes us into the archives of the National Institute of Industrial Property (1791-1914) to reveal the little-known history of underwater inventions and their inventors, through her project entitled Twenty-thousand patents under the seas.
Kseniia Chepurko (Université Paris 1) explores the cinematic work Christophe Colomb by Abel Gance, offering a unique perspective on maritime exploration in cinema.