Institut Polytechnique de Paris member of the Ethics and Scientific Committee of Paris-Saclay
A committee to shed light on public action and foresee upcoming challenges
The Paris-Saclay Territorial Ethics and Scientific Committee is designed to support political leaders, policymakers in shaping public policies that are both innovative and responsible. It draws on independent, multidisciplinary expertise to:
- Anticipate scientific, technological, environmental, and social transformations;
- Inform key operational decisions on critical issues such as resource management, access to essential services, ecological transitions, data governance, and artificial intelligence;
- Ensure the integrity, transparency, and public acceptance of projects;
- Strengthen the region’s scientific and technological sovereignty;
- Foster dialogue between research, innovation, and public policy to guide structural transformation.
“In the face of today’s major challenges, higher education and research institutions have a duty to inform, to innovate, and to share knowledge. This committee demonstrates Paris-Saclay’s ability to bring together top talent and build a world-class center of excellence—aligned with France’s sovereign interests and open to the world.” Thierry Coulhon, Chaiman of the Management Board of IP Paris.
IP Paris delivers scientific and technical input
Under the leadership of Sylvie Retailleau, the Paris-Saclay Territorial Ethics and Scientific Committee is made up of esteemed individuals, all serving voluntarily for a two-year term. The committee is organized into four complementary bodies, with participation from IP Paris:
Academic Partners College
- Elisabeth Crépon, Vice-President for Education and Student Life, IP Paris
- Jamal Atif, Vice-President for Research and Innovation, IP Paris (joining in September 2025)
Technical Experts College
- Thomas Le Goff, Associate Professor specializing in Digital Law and Regulation at Télécom Paris
