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Digital
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Energy, Ecology, Environment
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Mobility and transport
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Quality of life - Health - Food
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Social - Societal - Solidarity Innovation
Human Sciences Institute (MSH) of Paris-Saclay
Research unit
The MSH Paris-Saclay is a CNRS research unit positioned at the heart of the University Paris Saclay.
The MSH Paris-Saclay aims to extend this objective to developing interdisciplinarity between human and social sciences and other scientific disciplines. This broadening of its objectives is a strategic answer to two major challenges for future generations: the digital revolution and the ecological transition.
The research focuses of the MSH Paris-Saclay have been defined so as to harness research efforts of human and social scientists from the University Paris-Saclay in support of these issues. Thus, the MSH Paris-Saclay is structured around two main research topics along these two major transformations, and one transversal topic dealing with innovation.
Innovation themes
- Energy, Ecology, Environment
- Digital
- Telecom, converged network, fixed and mobile, internet of things
- Intelligent vehicles (mechatronics, optics, etc.)
- Mobility and transport
- Cyber security
- Smart grid
- Quality of life - Health - Food
- Medical equipment (biophotonics, radiation, etc.)
- Digital modelling, data visualisation, Human - Machine Interaction
- Interface, communicating system, ICT
- Environment, energy and food
- Social - Societal - Solidarity Innovation
- Climate (observation - monitoring), environmental management, eco system
- Sound, image, interactivity, video games
- Decarbonized vehicle (bio-fuel, electrification...)
- Mobility and sustainable infrastructure
- Standards, regulations and public actions
- Therapeutic technologies (drugs, genetics, biomarkers, biomolecules, etc.)
- New energy sources and production system
- Animal health and nutrition
- Mobile service
- Geoscience (Seismology, Geothermal, Geology...)
- Market, enterprise, work and innovation
- Science, technology and knowledge
- New food production model (culture, process...)
- Eco construction, eco process, eco product
- Territories, heritages and cultures
- Food safety and quality
- Free software, web
- E-health, well-being, prevention, silver economy
4 avenue des sciences
Bâtiment Laplace
91190 GIF-SUR-YVETTE
Expertises
- ?Digital humanities? (topic1) brings together ongoing research concerning the digital revolution and its ambiguities.
- ?Environment and society? (topic2) study of interactions between research on the environment, on territories and on health. Scientists and politicians are concerned among other things about the relationship between human health and environmental health.
- ?Transition and innovation? (transversal topic) organisation of methodological and reflexive research on science and technology and on innovation as cause and consequence of these transitions.
Applications sectors
- IT / software
- Networks / Telecom
- Fishing / Aquaculture
- Biotechnology
- Construction / Architecture / Urban planning / Real Estate
- Other business
- Energy
- Defence
- Health / wellness
- Aeronautics / Aerospace
- Automotive industry
- Transportation / Logistics
- Agri-food industry
- Art / Culture
- Electronic / photonics
- Other industry
- Agriculture
- Administration / Public sector
- Education / Training
- Tourism / Accommodation / Catering
- Media / Communication / Publishing / Events
- Mechanics
- Chemistry / Plastics (Glue, Plastic, Rubber...)
- Materials (Metal, Glass, Ceramic, Composite...)
- Shipbuilding industry
- Cosmetics
- Sports / Leisure
- Personal services / services to individuals
- Automation, machinery / Robotics
- Science / Research
- Business services
- Bank / Insurance / Finance
- Sailing / Leisure boat building
- Railway industry
- Packaging
- Wood / Forestry
- Textile / clothing industry
Total number of employees
Number of researchers : 2
Number of doctoral students : 0
Keywords
Projects examples
Are intelligent algorithms racist and sexist and how can they be taught not to be?