2024 Interdisciplinary Academic Thesis Prize: Baptiste Andrieu

Congratulations to Baptiste Andrieu, Resource Efficiency Collective research associate, for being awarded the 2024 Interdisciplinary Academic Thesis Prize from the Université Grenoble Apes!

Baptiste contributed to the construction of the DyMEMDS model (Dynamic Modeling of Energy and Materials Demand and Supply), which represents the complex interactions between infrastructure, gross domestic product, population, raw materials, energy consumption and environmental impacts.

See here and here for more information on Baptiste and his thesis, “Modelling energy dependencies: From raw materials to global health”.

Congratulations Baptiste!

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