The Transition

Institute 1.5

The Transition Institute 1.5 (TTI.5), with its name echoing the IPCC’s target of limiting global temperature rise to 1.5°C, is an initiative launched by Mines Paris – PSL with the support of its Foundation. Dedicated to the design of the transition, the Institute aims to provide scientifically informed solutions to the major challenge of climate change, focusing on issues related to adaptation, mitigation, and biodiversity.
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Working Paper #3 – Leveraging Artifical Intelligence to Improve the Integration of Photovoltaic Energy into the Grid

Le 3e working paper est désormais disponible ! 📖 Consulter Ce document résume la motivation, la méthodologie et les résultats de la thèse de doctorat de...

JOB OFFER – Communications Officer

The Transition Institute 1.5 is looking for its next Communications Officer. You will report to the Director of TTI.5 and be supervised by the Project Manager...

My Thesis in 3 Minutes Chrono! – May 28, 2024

Conveying your research work in a concise 3-minute presentation was the challenge set by The Transition Institute 1.5 at the Workshop TTI.5, held on May 28,...

PHD OFFER – FLUID-ROCK INTERACTION IN THE CONTEXT OF UNDERGROUND HYDROGEN STORAGE

The Transition Institute 1.5 annonce le financement d'une nouvelle offre de thèse : « Fluid-rock interaction in the context of underground hydrogen storage »....

TV5 MONDE – The Africa Journal, interview with Nadia MAÏZI

In May 2024, Nadia MAÏZI, Director of The Transition Institute 1.5 was interviewed by journalist Nidhya PALIAKARA on Le Journal Afrique de TV5. This exchange...

An ambitious

research program

Axis 1

The transition design

Axis 2

An electric planet?

Axis 3

The inclusive planet

Axis 4

The planet as an area of influence

Axis 5

The living planet

divided into…

A systemic

vision

Vectors and resources

Spatiality and pace of implementation

Lifestyle and society

Systems operation and flexibility

Governance regulation and institutionnal conditions

Externalities and environmental impacts

Cost and financial engineering

Land-use management

Technological products