Harry Halpin

Harry Halpin is a Researcher affiliated with Costech-UTC (Université de Technologie de Compiègne), France, specializing in cognitive research, enactive design, and complex systems. He contributes to interdisciplinary teams like CRED and CRI, focusing on innovation, sustainability, and technology's societal impacts. His work bridges philosophy, sociology, and engineering, addressing topics like digital activism, sustainable infrastructure, and anticipatory technologies.

Halpin is part of the editorial coordination team for academic publications, overseeing sections on cognitive capitalism, democracy and digital technology, and perceptual substitution. His research interests include the ethics of innovation, digital literacy, and the historical evolution of technological systems, as seen in analyses of Parisian water supply projects and social media's role in revolutions.

While no formal awards or student advisees are explicitly listed, his contributions to collaborative teams like INTERACT (agro-industrial innovation) and EPIN (digital practices) highlight his role in shaping interdisciplinary discourse on technology and society.