THE CHAMBÉRY INSTITUTE IS CELEBRATING ITS 30TH ANNIVERSARY!
To mark this anniversary, Tatiana Reyes, the director, and her team are organizing a day of reflection, sharing, team-building, and information on
helping industries and the communities they serve become more resilient and sustainable.
Program
8:30 a.m. - Welcome coffee
- 9:00 a. m. – Opening remarks by Laurent Champaney, President ofArts et Métiers Nicolas Mercat, Mayor of Bourget-du-Lac
- 9:30 a.m. - Lecture byOlivier Hamant Title? - Q&A session - Moderated by Alexandre Hubert, PhD student at Arts et Métiers
10:45 a.m. - Break
- 11:15 a.m. - Roundtable discussion - What industrial models can ensure the resilience of our regions? Moderated by Lou Grimal, lecturer and researcher at Arts et Métiers. Featuring:
- Olivier Hamant, INRAE and the Michel Serres Institute
- Elise Panchout Hauters, CPM Industries, and La Belle Tech
- Mélisse Carcassonne, Solucir
- Marie Bénévise, Vice President in charge of waste management for the Grand Chambéry metropolitan area
12:30 p.m. - Lunch
- 2:00 p.m. - Roundtable discussion - The Circular Economy and Challenges Related to Critical and Strategic Raw Materials, moderated by Gabriel Banvillet, lecturer and researcher. Featuring:
- Emmanuel Goy, Deputy Regional Director at the ADEME Regional Office
- Carole Charbuillet, assistant professor of circular economy for complex products at the Arts et Métiers Institute
- Stéphane Morel, a former Renault employee, now works in the field of regenerative economics, with Ecovamed and Interscores
3:15 p.m. - Break
- 3:45 p.m. - Workshops to choose from - Details about the workshops here
- Workshop 1 - Producing in a circular and resilient region by 2050: a workshop to envision the future and the path to achieving it. Facilitated by Emile Burckard, a doctoral student Arts et Métiers Julien Niord (Air Coop)
- Workshop 2 - Exploring collective decision-making in the context of ecological transition amid economic, social, and environmental constraints... Led by Lucas Riondet, postdoctoral researcher Arts et Métiers. Please note: this is a 2-hour workshop! Includes breaks before and after the session.
- Workshop 3 - Understanding the concept of robustness: the case of waste management. Led by Alexandre Hubert, a doctoral student Arts et Métiers a staff member from the Grand Chambéry Waste Management Department.
- Workshop 4 - PhonEthic: Become a Sustainable Phone Manufacturer! Led by Tom Bauer, Lecturer and Researcher
- Workshop 5 - Resilience: A Practical and Engaging Approach to Mastering the Fundamentals in a Professional Context. Led by Vanessa Barbier (Mychorizes) and Nicolas Begel (Ineco transitions)
- 5:30 p.m. – Closing lecture with Dominique Bourg. What does the future hold for progress in the face of industrial transformation? Moderated by ?
To wrap up the day, Dominique Bourg explores the historical link between progress and industrial development, at a time when planetary boundaries are redefining our paths.
How can we rethink progress through industrial transformation: from a materials-based approach (resource circularity) to product design, through supply chains, and on to socio-technical systems?
An invitation to explore new possibilities for the industry, at the intersection of future socio-ecological challenges.
7:00 p.m. - Social gathering and conclusion of the day
Discover throughout the day...
Detailed overview of the courses offered at the institute, the "Adopt a Work-Study Student" initiative, a look back at past years, "Engrave Your Own Goodie," a collaborative mural, etc.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED HERE
The event is free, but requires an invitation and registration.
For more information, please contact artsetmetiers-chambery-30ans@ensam.eu
