OSU OREME Technical Happy Hour: “Low-Tech: Concepts and Implementation”
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Low-tech refers to techniques, tools, objects, or services that must be useful, accessible to as many people as possible, easy to build and repair, eco-designed, robust, and resilient. We will welcome several speakers to help us better understand low-tech concepts and discuss their implementation:
- Benjamin Pillot (Espace Dev)
A Low-Tech Approach: From User-Friendliness to the Science of Sustainability - Jean Chéry (Géosciences Montpellier)
Low-tech solar energy: from heat to electricity - Cyril Durand (EPF)
Integrating Low-Tech Solutions into Teaching at the EPF - Valérie Borrell (G-EAU), Jonas Pialoux (Hydroconseil)
: A Low-Tech, Participatory Approach to Hydrology
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