Gauthier Roussilhe

Gauthier Roussilhe is a leading researcher dedicated to exploring the environmental dimensions of digitization. His work focuses on the sustainable development of digital ecosystems, particularly in the context of the ongoing climate crisis. With a strong emphasis on reducing material and energy footprints, his research spans the lifecycle of digital infrastructures, from raw material extraction to end-of-life disposal.

Roussilhe engages with both public and private sectors, offering expertise that aligns digital initiatives with ecological transition policies. His analytical framework assesses the environmental impact of digital systems across various territories, informing stakeholders about the risks and benefits associated with digitization.

In addition to his research, Roussilhe contributes to academic discourse through publications on topics such as the environmental footprint of electronic components and the socio-environmental implications of telecommunication infrastructures. He also provides critical educational resources, making his courses on digital sustainability freely accessible, thereby fostering a broader understanding of the challenges and opportunities presented by our digitized world.