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Bharat Innovates 2026: IMT and IIT Delhi renew their agreement, symbolising a thriving Franco-Indian partnership

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Transformational leadership: key skills for steering organisational transformation

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IMT – Académie des sciences 2026 Prize : submit an application by September 2nd!

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IMT and the University of Technology Sydney are strengthening their strategic partnership

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Cartel 2026: IMT’ Technological Universities Shine in Nancy

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EULiST 2026: a new milestone for the European University, with IMT playing an active role

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Franco-German dialogue between AI industry leaders: affirmation of a shared European ambition and submission of a report to the French and German authorities

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8th Gaia-X Hub France Plenary Meeting: Setting the Course for Season 2

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Ambassadors Program: an immersive weekend to inspire the next generation of women engineers march 2026

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    • Alternate Dimension: immersive experiences as a sales tool
      Long confined to video games and spectacular demonstrations, virtual reality (VR) is still searching for its place in professional settings. Alternate Dimension, a start-up incubated at EURECOM, has chosen a pragmatic and operational approach: short immersive experiences designed for the constraints of commercial interactions, such as five-minute prospecting meetings. The solution […]
    • Anemon Sensors and Carbon Cage: two IMT start-ups tackling strategic gases
      Born from research conducted within Institut Mines-Télécom schools, Anemon Sensors and Carbon Cage are developing technologies that address two major industrial challenges: ammonia detection and CO₂ capture. Incubated respectively at IMT Nord Europe and Mines Saint-Étienne, these start-ups are designing environmental solutions that are more energy-efficient, easier to deploy, and adapted […]
    • Brownfields: is there life beneath the rubble?
      Rehabilitating an industrial brownfield often involves removing tons of contaminated soil before rebuilding. In Saint-Étienne, one former industrial site, among others, tells a different story. Researchers at Mines Saint-Étienne are studying the ability of these industrial-scarred soils to become living environments once again. This approach is transforming the way we think […]
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