Lauriane Mouysset
CIRED — International Research Centre on Environment and Development
© Académie des sciences, Vienne, Autriche
I study biodiversity at the intersection of ecology, economics and philosophy. I build bioeconomic models that integrate biodiversity into economic decisions without pricing it, and I draw on the concept of viability to frame our choices in the face of its erosion. Running across all of this work is a strand of research-creation exploring the ecological crisis.
Three research strands for rethinking the biodiversity crisis and the management of socio-ecosystems.
On bioeconomic modelling, agricultural policy, environmental ethics and the use of art in science.
Positions, education, awards and scientific responsibilities.
PhD supervision, courses and seminars, thesis committees.
Digital objects, art-science projects and public engagement.
Parliamentary hearings, reports and executive summaries for public institutions and the European Commission.
Op-eds in the press, interviews, broadcasts and TEDx talks.
My commitment and actions against gender stereotypes in research and in science education.
Collaborations, invitations, PhD supervision. Get in touch.
CIRED — 45 bis av. de la Belle Gabrielle
94736 Nogent-sur-Marne