Anne Alombert

Anne Alombert is a Researcher at the Université de Technologie de Compiègne (UTC), affiliated with the Cognitive Research and Enactive Design (CRED) team within the COSTECH laboratory. Her work focuses on the interplay between technology, sustainability, and societal transformation. She contributes to interdisciplinary research addressing energy transitions, entropy in the Anthropocene, and the philosophical implications of digital technologies.

Her research interests include sustainable development, environmental ethics, and the socio-technical dimensions of innovation. She has published on topics such as entropic crises, cognitive capitalism, and the evolution of cultural industries into 'technologies of the mind.'

Alombert collaborates with teams like CRED and CRI (Complexity, Networks, and Innovation), exploring themes like ecological thinking and the societal impacts of technological change. She has co-authored works on the legacy of Bernard Stiegler, emphasizing the role of care in technological design and the need for anti-entropic growth models.