Scientific culture and publishing

Promoting the scientific results and the latest news from the research projects at IMT Technological Universities. IMT aims to disseminate scientific and technical culture and to extend its scientific publishing activity.

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The latest scientific and technological news from IMT

    • AI job seeks compatible degree
      On paper, artificial intelligence programmes seem to have everything employers are looking for. Yet graduates do not always have the skills listed in job advertisements. Daniel Lang, a researcher at Institut Mines-Télécom Business School, compared the criteria presented on both sides to understand why they do not always make a perfect […]
    • 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 […]
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IMT symposiums

An opportunity to review the work being done in IMT’s research themes

IMT symposiums on specific topics allow research professors to meet, discuss and plan future collaborations.

They are also regular opportunities to spotlight the work carried out in our schools’ research themes.

Members of IMT’s Scientific Advisory Board also take part in these events to develop recommendations for strategic directions for research at IMT Technological Universities.