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Last graduation ceremony for the Bachelor’s degree in Digital Sciences and Engineering in Dakar

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VivaTech 2026: IMT showcases its startups and European innovation

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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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    • Heading into summer!
      I'MTech is taking a short break. To hold you over until the start of the next school year, check out our very first summer issue! Quizzes, puzzles, and games will help you (re)discover the articles that made scientific headlines at the Institut Mines-Télécom during the 2025–2026 academic year. Cet article Heading […]
    • ENFIELD: a European beacon for artificial intelligence research
      Artificial intelligence is advancing at a breathtaking pace. Yet as the technology expands its scope, new questions arise about its robustness, financial and environmental costs, and real-world applications. Through the European ENFIELD project, researchers at Institut Mines-Télécom are developing AI solutions that can automatically adapt to changing environments, reduce their environmental […]
    • “Flying trawl”: the Libfish project is taking bottom fishing to new heights
      Bottom trawling, which consumes a great deal of energy and has been criticized for its impact on marine ecosystems, is now the focus of extensive research. At IMT Atlantique, teams are developing an approach that combines modeling, automation, and technological innovations to transform this practice. Their goal: to make trawls “fly” […]
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