Julien Gros

Julien Gros is a Research Officer at CNRS (French National Center for Scientific Research) and permanent member of the Interdisciplinary Laboratory for Solidarity, Societies, Territories (LISST) at the University of Toulouse. He serves as teacher in the MISS Master program at University Toulouse - Jean Jaurès and holds leadership roles including steering committee member of the Mate-SHS network, organizer of ANF Metaal-SHS, and participant in the Transitions: Trees in the Metropolis (TRAME) program under Labex SMS.

His research focuses on:

• Social stratification and employment structures
• Environmental sociology and climate change responses
• Labor economics with emphasis on precarious work
• Gender dynamics in professional settings
• Platform capitalism and digital labor markets
• Quantitative methodologies in social sciences

Recent publications (2019-2025) demonstrate strong interdisciplinary focus with dominant themes in:

• Environmental behavior of academic institutions
• Structural analysis of labor markets
• Precarity in digital platform economies
• Methodological innovations in social research

Publications frequently employ mixed-method approaches combining statistical analysis with sociological theory.

Significant research projects include:

• CAPLA: Fragmentation of work and platform capitalism impacts (2017-2020)
• Job insecurity and working conditions study for DARES (2020)
• PCS nomenclature renovation (2018-2020)
• Research staff facing climate change initiative (2020-2022)

He collaborates with the CERS research team (Collective: Network and Societies Experiences) and maintains active participation in national research networks including the editorial board of Contemporary Societies (2019-2024).