Jean-Michel Deleuil

Jean-Michel Deleuil is a Professor of Geography, Planning, and Urbanism at INSA Lyon. His research focuses on the interplay between urban technical systems and social practices, particularly in areas like urban lighting, sustainability transitions, and public policy. He leads the Triangle - UMR 5206 research unit and has advised at least one doctoral student, Arik Elvan, on topics related to urban energy transitions.

Key research themes include nocturnal urban landscapes, incentive pricing mechanisms for sustainability, and integrated policies for energy and waste management. His work bridges technical systems and human dimensions, emphasizing participatory approaches and interdisciplinary collaboration.

Recent publications highlight Lyon's experimental lighting policies, contributions of social sciences to ecological transitions, and conflicts between public and private lighting. He has collaborated with institutions like ADEME and the City of Lyon, contributing to both academic and applied urban challenges.