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Corona Citizen Science: Une recherche sur le vécu du COVID-19 en Suisse

2021
Talks

Abstract

L’épidémie de COVID-19 a touché de nombreuses dimensions de notre vie quotidienne. Elle a perturbé nos habitudes et nos routines. Les effets sur notre vie sociale, professionnelle, familiale, collective, universitaire ou économique ont été sans précédent. En pleine tourmente, le projet suisse Corona Citizen Science a été lancé. Il a initié une plateforme pour partager et échanger les nouvelles expériences qui ont perturbé nos habitudes quotidiennes et l’organisation de notre société. Il a créé un espace de réflexion sur nos modes de vie et questionné la manière dont nous voulons vivre demain. Les citoyens et les scientifiques de l’EPFL, de l’UNIL et de l’idiap ont travaillé ensemble dans le but de repenser et de recadrer notre vie individuelle et collective. A partir d’une série d’activités – une enquête en ligne, un crowdsourcing mobile, des interviews et des groupes de réflexion citoyens, nous avons collectivement participé à la recherche.

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2021
Talks

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/53b7a49e-be5d-4e9b-a3a7-89f28aeb27bb

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