Internship (M1 or M2): Evaluation of the Transkey serious game — playing with biophysical flows in order to facilitate territorial transitions

Context As part of its work, the STEEP team (INRIA Grenoble Alpes) intends to contribute to the design, evaluation and debate on socio-technical alternatives for the future (e.g. 2050). Biophysical accounting methods (materials, energy, land use, etc.) provide an analytical grid that gives indications of the sustainability of alternatives (according…

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Postdoc 24 months [application deadline October 17, 2024]. – National and international material flows in agri-food chains and associated environmental footprints

Context The development of the bioeconomy raises questions about competition for the use of agricultural resources to meet food (human and animal), energy and materials supply needs. In addition, the fact that planetary limits are being exceeded makes it urgent to identify the causes of environmental impact, causes that can…

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M2 Internship: Calibration of serious games

Context This topic fits in with the STEEP team’s research and action-research activities. In particular, in its “Sociotechnical Alternatives” research axis, which aims to study the material basis of the economy (in physical rather than monetary units), to analyze its environmental impacts, and to propose participatory methods enabling stakeholders to…

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M2 Internship: Characterizing the metabolism of French agricultural sectors (national and regional scales): a fund/flow analysis

About the STEEP team: INRIA is the French national research institute dedicated to digital science and technology. It employs 2,600 people. The STEEP team is an interdisciplinary research team at the Inria Grenoble center dedicated to sustainability issues at national and sub-national scales. Background: SCALABLE is an ADEME-funded research project…

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