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Guillaume DELEMAZURE is a part-time Lecturer in the Architecture Department. He holds a Diploma in architecture from ENSAIS (1992), a DEA in Spatial Systems and Regional Planning from Louis Pasteur University (1993), and a Master of Architecture from Pratt Institute (1997). He is currently pursuing a PhD on "architecture of border towns." His professional experience includes roles as a project manager and partner at Herzog & de Meuron in Basel, Switzerland, and as the founder of his own architectural agency in 2007. Research Interests: Development of hybrid urban and architectural typologies in border areas Architectural responses to cross-border urbanism Design methodologies in contemporary architecture His work explores the intersection of architecture and urban planning in contested or transitional spaces, with a focus on creating unique typologies that respond to the complexities of border regions. Publications and Conferences: 2002: "den Menschen auf seine Körperlichkeit zurückwerfen" – Archithese , Prada Levanella project 2004: Projects 198 – AMC , Pompidou Center 2004: "genius loci" – Werk, buildings + living , Elbphilharmonie Hamburg 2006: A+U special issue , Herzog & de Meuron 2002-2006 2007: Saint Louis station project – Le Moniteur Professional Activity: 2007: Founded Guillaume Delemazure architect agency 2005–2006: Partner at Herzog & de Meuron, Basel – supervised 5-6 project teams 2000–2005: Project Manager at Herzog & de Meuron 1997–2000: Project Manager at François & Henrion, Nancy 1996–1997: Project Manager at Rockwellgroup, NYC His multilingual capabilities (French, English, German) support his international practice and academic engagement across Europe and the United States.

• Hybrid urban typologies
• Architectural typologies in border areas
• Border town architecture
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Tatiana Grigorenko is an Assistant Professor at The American University of Paris, teaching in the Communication, Media and Culture department with a complementary role in Art History and Fine Arts. Her interdisciplinary practice merges photography, collage, and text to explore themes of historical memory, political resistance, and identity formation. Born to Soviet political dissidents, her work interrogates how individuals navigate oppressive systems and reconstruct their narratives within contested histories. Education: MFA in Photography from Yale University School of Art (2010), BA in Fine Arts and French from Amherst College (2003). Research Interests: Grigorenko’s work focuses on the interplay between personal and collective memory, particularly in post-Soviet contexts. Projects like Whitewashing Lenin (2024) and The Disappeared (2015) examine how power structures erase or distort historical records. She employs photographic redaction, installation, and performance to challenge dominant narratives. Awards & Grants: Recent accolades include the Vermont Studio Center Full Fellowship (2024) and Yale Alumni Travel Grant (2024). Her work has been exhibited globally, including at the Kutaisi Photo Festival (2023) and the Philadelphia Photo Arts Center (2012). Teaching & Mentorship: Grigorenko advises students in photography and visual culture, emphasizing critical engagement with media’s role in shaping identity and history. She has held residencies at the Vermont Studio Center and CEC Art Prospect (Berlin).

• Visual Arts
• Photography
• Political History
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Nicolas Amat is a postdoctoral researcher at the IMDEA Software Institute , specializing in theoretical computer science with a focus on model checking, Presburger arithmetic, and Petri net analysis. PhD in Model Checking from INSA Toulouse / LAAS-CNRS (2020-2023) MSc in MoSIG - HECS from Univ. Grenoble Alpes (2019-2020) Engineering Degree in Computer Science from ENSIMAG - Grenoble (2017-2020) His research explores polyhedral abstraction techniques combined with SMT-based verification to solve reachability problems in Petri nets. He develops tools like SMPT, Reductron, and Octant that implement these methods. Awarded Bronze Medals in the Model Checking Contest (2023, 2022) with 100% confidence recognition in 2022, and received the Persyval-lab Excellence Scholarship (2019). His work has been published in journals like Fundamenta Informaticae , and conferences including VMCAI , Petri Nets , and TACAS .

• Theoretical Computer Science
• Formal Verification
• Model Checking
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Magda Boutros is an Assistant Professor at the Centre for Research on Social Inequalities (CRIS) at Sciences Po, where she conducts critical sociological research on policing, criminal justice, and social inequalities. Her work focuses on how institutions reproduce race, class, and gender disparities and how social movements challenge these dynamics through collective action and knowledge production. Institution: Sciences Po Research Center: Centre for Research on Social Inequalities (CRIS) Academic Rank: Assistant Professor Email: magda.boutros@sciencespo.fr Her research interests lie at the intersection of sociology, law, and social justice, with a strong emphasis on ethnographic methods. She investigates how activists contest racialized policing in France, particularly through legal mobilization and public discourse. Her current book project explores activist knowledge production and its impact on public and political debates about justice and equality. The recent publications highlight a consistent focus on policing practices in France, including racial profiling, the management of 'undesirables' in public spaces, and the epistemic authority of police institutions. Her work spans ethnography, legal analysis, and policy-oriented research, often contributing to public institutions like the French Defender of Rights. Magda Boutros teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in sociology, including Inquiries in Sociology and Qualitative Methods II: Ethnography . She is actively involved in doctoral training and research supervision. Her collaborative projects reflect engagement with interdisciplinary teams and policy stakeholders. Notable contributions include research on antiracism in France, legal challenges to racialized policing, and comparative analyses of police violence mobilizations. Her work appears in leading journals such as Social Problems , Law and Society Review , and Theoretical Criminology .

• Sociology
• Policing and Criminal Justice
• Social Movements
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Isabelle Garat is a Teacher-researcher (Maître de Conférences with Habilitation to Direct Research) at Nantes University, affiliated with the ESO research unit (UMR ESO). She is part of Axis 3 of UMR ESO: 'The (re)localization of politics: a process under tension (2022-2027)' and connected to ESO site ch. 10 - FILM. Her work focuses on urban geography with specialization in housing policies, socio-demographic divisions, and urban politics in metropolitan areas. Garat's research interests center on the (re)localization of politics and implementation methods of public policies related to housing and heritage. She examines housing stakeholders in local urban areas (metropolis, medium-sized towns), focusing on co-existences, representations, gaps, adjustments, and regulations. Her work particularly investigates resident practices and representations of housing, with emphasis on densification, solidarity, neighborhood, or district dynamics in metropolitan contexts. Her recent publications reveal a strong focus on social housing geography, co-ownership arrangements in reconstructed city centers, and urban resistance movements. The research shows consistent thematic development across three decades, with increasing attention to metropolitan governance, housing inequalities, and the spatial dimensions of social policies. Her work bridges theoretical geographical frameworks with practical urban policy analysis, particularly in the Nantes metropolitan context. Garat has served as head of the Master's program in Urban Planning and Development since 2017. She supervises doctoral students including Remy Blans (2024 thesis on housing's influence on study trajectories) and Laura Mehtali (2020 thesis on contesting metropolitan projects). She is actively involved in significant research initiatives including the PUCA program (2022-2025) on co-ownerships in reconstructed cities and the Social Atlas of the Nantes metropolitan area (since 2019). Her research methodology combines quantitative spatial analysis with qualitative fieldwork, particularly evident in her studies of informal solidarity practices among older populations in Nantes and Orvault. She maintains strong institutional connections with urban planning agencies and housing authorities through her jury membership for social housing publications (Union sociale de l'Habitat, Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations).

• socio-demographic divisions
• social housing
• co-owners
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