R&D

researchers

research teams

partner labs

current research projects (50% on learning sciences, 25% on collective intelligence and 38% on natural sciences)

AI, collective intelligence and frugal innovation

In order to promote the transformation of learning—and thus to have a positive impact on the planet—the R&D hub uses research and technology to develop projects focusing on artificial intelligence, learning and collective intelligence, and frugal innovation. These projects are thought of and conducted according to their final purposes.

R&D is a fundamental, interdisciplinary activity. It fuels and supports the four other main activities of the Institute (Education, Digital Ecosystems, International Alliance and Transformation of Organisations).

The Learning Planet Institute encourages and implements an inclusive and open R&D: everyone is a potential researcher.

Artificial Intelligence (AI)

WeLearn: a digital platform used to navigate learning resources.

Learning and collective intelligence

Research projects focused on learning methods and collective intelligence.

Frugal innovation

Prototyping and manufacturing reproducible and open solutions at the MakerLab.

ELiS (Engaged Life Science)

Initiatives that use research, engineering and collective intelligence to better understand living matter.

"At the Learning Planet Institute, there is a diversity of actors surrounding the researchers, from industry to associations to foundations, as well as a large international community. This is particularly interesting"

Pedro Ramaciotti MoralesResearcher

"No one has the same background, but everyone has a lot to contribute. You discover things you didn't even know existed. Everyone makes an effort to explain their work to others. The Learning Planet Institute provides this interface where everyone can share, benefit from a more holistic view and grow, while contributing to the growth of others"

Anshu BhardwajResearcher

"The approach at the Learning Planet Institute is less traditional, more mixed, with more interdisciplinarity. In the same place, there are teachers, researchers and students"

Jonathan GrizouResearcher Alumnus