Guilbert Alice
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Alice Guilbert is a doctoral researcher and assistant at the Institute of Environmental Sciences (ISE). She did a Bachelor in Political Science at the University of Lausanne (UNIL) with an exchange at the University of Amsterdam (UvA). She then completed a dual Master's degree in Innovation, Human Development and Sustainability at the University of Geneva (UNIGE) and in Public Policies for the Sustainable Development Goals at Tsinghua University in Beijing, at the end of which she received the best thesis award. In addition to her PhD, Alice gives science and sustainability workshops to young people within the AddictLab structure.
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Research
Her thesis at the Environmental Governance and Territorial Development pole is co-supervised by Marlyne Sahakian and Armelle Choplin, on the subject of urban heat and environmental inequalities. Her doctoral research seeks to understand the socially differentiated impacts of global warming and urban heat islands within the city of Geneva, and takes into account cooling social practices and housing quality.
Research interests
Public Policy, Environmental Inequalities, Urban Climate, Social Practices, Urban Resilience, Environmental Justice, Energy Vulnerability
Teaching
- 14E208 Ville et Environnement
- T406003 Sustainable Development and Political Innovation
- T406006 Workshop 1: Innovation for sustainable development
Publications
- GODIN, Laurence et al. Energise: Living Lab country report – Switzerland. 2019 https://archive-ouverte.unige.ch/unige:123019
- GONTARD, Nathalie, DAVID, Grégoire, GUILBERT, Alice, et al. Recognizing the long-term impacts of plastic particles for preventing distortion in decision-making. Nature Sustainability, 2022, p. 1-7.
Ms Alice Guilbert
PhD candidate
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