Jean-Edouard Bigot

Jean-Edouard Bigot is a researcher affiliated with the Costech laboratory (Connaissance, Sciences et Technologies) at UTC, within the Technologie et Sciences de l’Homme (TSH) department. His work focuses on interdisciplinary research at the intersection of technology, philosophy, and ethics. He is part of teams like CRED (Cognitive Research and Enactive Design), CRI (Complexity, Networks, and Innovation), and EPIN (Writings, Practices, and Digital Interactions), contributing to studies on cognitive capitalism, societal sustainability, and the ethical implications of technological innovation.

Bigot’s research engages with Bernard Stiegler’s philosophical framework, particularly the role of technology in shaping human experience and societal structures. His interests include the entanglement of technical artifacts with human practices, pharmacological critiques of technology, and the socio-technical dynamics of contemporary challenges like the Anthropocene.

He collaborates on projects addressing innovation in engineering education, sustainable development, and the epistemological dimensions of technical mediation. His contributions are documented in peer-reviewed articles and edited volumes, though specific publications are not explicitly listed in the provided texts.

Bigot actively participates in editorial and research activities at Costech, including the Cahiers Costech journal, and contributes to interdisciplinary dialogues on technology’s impact on democracy, education, and ecological thought.