Université Jean Monnet

Team members

Christophe BARDIN
Pr. Arts, Design and Art theory
For the MOSAIC project, Christophe Bardin is the leader of the WP3 “Research”. Christophe is a researcher in the field of applied arts and more especially, the glass work field. His work is published and he heads up the master’s degree in Design, Métiers d’Art et d’Industrie at Jean Monnet University in Saint-Étienne, France.

Marie SCHILL
Professor of Marketing
Marie is an engineer in agriculture, food science, and environment (2004), and holds a PhD in management sciences, marketing (2014). She is Full Professor of Marketing at University Jean Monnet, Saint-Etienne. Her research interests focus on pro-environmental daily practices, consumers’ engagement with environmental issues, and climate wisdom. The pro-environmental behaviours and practices are about recycling, climate change, smart home objects, and corporate social responsibility. Her work appears in international journals such as Journal of Business Ethics, Journal of Business Research, Ecological Economics, Journal of Cleaner Production or Journal of Marketing Management.

Pauline KUNTZ
PhD Arts and Craft
She has a background in glass creative craft, in product design and entrepreneurship, Pauline is a PhD student in Design and Management Sciences. She is working about the new business models in Arts and Craft, more especially about the new practices. She participated in the stage of the research in the MOSAIC project, creating guidelines, a part of methodologies and data analysis work, managed Focus Group.

Ruxandra lupu
Postdoctoral Researcher

Anne-Céline CALLENS
Associate professor, Art sciences

Eva LIBRAN PEREZ
Project Engineer
Graduated with a master degree in Design, art and industrial crafts; Eva is a project engineer and a designer in the MOSAIC European project. Specialised in design methodologies, she used to work with companies regarding collaborative design methodologies, creating Serious Games and exploring innovative methodologies.

Oumaima Beraich
Intern
Oumaima, a second-year Master’s student in Design, Crafts, and Industry at the University Jean Monnet of Saint-Étienne, also holds a Master’s in Traditional Art Building from Morocco, specializing in ceramics. Her experience includes working within the artisanal industry, where she has applied her skills in traditional crafts practically. As an intern, she has been pivotal in organizing the logistics for the International Conference of Art Crafts (CIMAD), an event put together by the university for MOSAIC in 2023. Due to her effective management and expertise, she has been invited to contribute again for the conference’s second edition in 2024. Looking ahead, Oumaima’s proficiency in both design and service design is expected to be instrumental in developing the MOSAIC Art Crafts Observatory, anticipated to be operational by 2026.

Aline Haddad
Intern