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2026 greeting card from IMT illustrating engineering and innovation through technologies, a wave, and an augmented athlete.

IMT wishes a happy new year 2026

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Industry Week 2025: IMT’s Technological Universities in Action Across France

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IMT Ambassadrices Program 2025–2026: A Look Back at an Inspiring Launch Weekend Promoting Gender Balance in Science and Technology

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Connecting Ideas Across Borders: 3 Questions to Prof. Jari Hämäläinen

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IMT at Adopt AI 2025: Driving Franco-German Momentum for a Sovereign, Industrial AI

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IMT – French Academy of Sciences Prize: Meet the 2025 Laureates!

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AI in universities: What are the risks for sovereignty ? Lucie Jacquet-Malo on SMART TECH’s Big Interview

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IMT Launches France 6G: A New Platform to Unite the National Ecosystem Around 6G

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ECOTRAIN: The Sustainable Rail Shuttle Revitalizing Local Lines Showcased at the Élysée Palace

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    • Dust explosions: when research ignites the powder
      Sugar, flour, aluminium, wood or coal: materials that seem harmless yet can become real industrial bombs once dispersed in the air. Despite the very real danger they pose, scientific knowledge remains incomplete, especially regarding metal dust. At IMT Mines Alès, the GARANCe research unit is working to shed light on this […]
    • French cement and lime heritage: a rich yet endangered legacy
      To address the lack of awareness surrounding the history of cement in France, Vincent Thiéry, teacher researcher at IMT Nord Europe, coordinated the writing of a nearly 90 page dossier devoted to the country’s cement and lime industrial heritage. Published in October 2024, the issue presents a broad illustrated overview of […]
    • Preserving French digital sovereignty: the “critical move”
      Gérard Memmi is professor emeritus at Télécom Paris and co founder of the National IMT Center – Networks and Systems for Digital Transformation. He co chaired the development of a report by the Institut Montaigne dedicated to French digital sovereignty. The document, the result of two years of work, presents a […]
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