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IMT and University of Technology Sydney formalise a strategic, structuring partnership

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IMT joins the launch of the 5th ETIncelles cohort, led by the Directorate General for Enterprise, at Bercy

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Members of the grand jury in deliberation

Future, Breakthroughs & Impacts: 22 PhD projects selected for IMT’s funding programme

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Let’s designate May 13th as European Doctoral Day together!

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Doctorant-EULiST

New horizons await with EULiST mobility grants. Apply now !

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Higher education, research and innovation: is Europe united? Discover the new issue of ctrl +!

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Europe must invest in training, support its researchers, protect academic freedom and encourage responsible innovation. (Slemouton/SIPA)

A Tribune pour la science, co-signed by the directors of the schools and the Director General of the ITM, to be found in Les Echos.

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Group of ITM students at their 2024 graduation ceremony.
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Congratulations to all the graduates of our schools’ Class of 2024!

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Exposition

“The Sciences at IMT”, our eco-designed, traveling exhibition is coming to Télécom Paris

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    • Valérie Forest: from a desire to be useful to global recognition
      Valérie Forest, a professor at Mines Saint-Étienne, was recently recognized as one of the most influential scientists in the world, according to the “Stanford/Elsevier’s Top 2% Scientists” ranking. Originally from Saint-Étienne, she conducts applied research into the biological activity of inhaled particles, while also running the school's Biomedical Engineering Major. Close […]
    • Liquefying hydrogen: a challenge to the last grain
      Liquefaction is a key stage in the use of hydrogen as an energy vector. The HyGen project aims to remove the technological obstacles surrounding this process in the context of decarbonized transport. At Mines Saint-Étienne, two researchers are putting their powder expertise into designing the future cryogenic heat exchangers required for […]
    • New wind for indoor air quality
      A research team from IMT Atlantique has developed a new method for analyzing the microorganisms in indoor air. Unlike traditional methods, this approach facilitates representative sampling over long durations. This is good news for a concern that often takes a back seat. Cet article New wind for indoor air quality est […]
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