Adrien Fauste-Gay is a doctoral candidate at the International Research Center on Environment and Development (CIRED) and at the Institute of Earth Sciences (ISterre). He is dedicated to studying the impact of climate change on agricultural systems. Under the supervision of his advisors, Olivier Vidal (geologist) and Lauriane Mouysset (bio-economy specialist), he develops predictive models for the evolution of French agriculture in response to various climate and policy scenarios.
His goal is to create a “serious game” aimed at assisting decision-makers in formulating sustainable policies for agricultural land use. With expertise in complex systems and networks. During his studies at the École Normale Supérieure, he participated as an observer at COP27 and contributed to research on the resilience of international supply chains at the International Institute of Applied Science Analysis.