OSU OREME technical aperitif "Low-tech: concepts and implementation".

Low-tech concerns techniques, tools, objects or services that must be useful, accessible to the greatest number, constructible and repairable, eco-designed, robust and resilient. We will welcome several speakers to better understand low-tech concepts and discuss their implementation:

• Benjamin Pillot (Espace Dev)
  Low-tech approach: from conviviality to the Science of Sustainability
• Jean Chéry (Géosciences Montpellier)
  Low-tech solar energy, from heat to electricity
• Cyril Durand (EPF)
  Integrating low-tech into teaching at EPF
• Valérie Borrell (G-EAU), Jonas Pialoux (Hydroconseil)
  Low-tech and participatory approach to hydrology

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