As a tenured university professor, David Flacher has succeeded in his gamble with EPOG+ (Economic Policies for Global bifurcation), an Erasmus Mundus Master’s program launched in 2018, since the European Union (EU) decided to fund EPOG-JM (Joint Master), the new Erasmus Mundus master’s programme, with 5 million euros. A Master’s degree focusing on the theme of the necessary ecological bifurcation.
Thanks to Atelier blam, Joe Kreymati contributed to the Paris 2024 Olympic Games with the creation of an electric flame for the impressive Olympic cauldron admired the world over. An innovation supported by EDF with designer Matthieu Lehanneur. Interactions zooms in on this incredible adventure!
Luc Julia, Scientific Director with the Group Renault, is also the author of the book “L’intelligence artificielle n’existe pas” [“AI doesn’t exist”], published by First Editions. In favour of regulating AI, he nonetheless calls for intelligent regulation.
The academic Chair of Hydraulics was created in 2010 to ensure the long-term future of hydraulic power transmission teaching at UTC as part of the engineering curriculum. For the CETIM, viz., the representative of the mechanical engineering professions in France, it was also a question of providing scientific expertise in the field of hydraulics.
A human point of help and resources for students, Le Phare enlightens and guides them in all aspects of their UTC life.
France Dehaye, who graduated from UTC in 2012, majoring in Industrial Process engineering, is currently a general installation engineer at EDF in Great Britain. Here is her portrait.
Instituted before the health crisis disrupted their organization, UTC’s Summer and Winter schools offered in Compiègne or abroad within the framework of university partnerships, have been relaunched in 2023. Here’s an update from Joanna Daaboul, the university’s Director for International Relations.
Omar Elloumi, 22, a computer science undergraduate from UTC, has created MyMatch, a mobile application dedicated to amateur soccer players, enabling them to book pitches easily, organize matches and follow team performances through statistics, rankings and badges to be won.
Sabine Bensamoun is a research director at the CNRS and works in the CNRS/BMBI joint research unit at UTC. She is also a research associate at the Mayo Clinic (Rochester, USA) and a member of the CNRS National Committee (CoNRS). With Dr Fabrice Charleux of ACRIM, she took part in the international liver study that led to the hepatogram.
Guillaume Bocquet is Director of Regulatory Affairs at Axema, the French association of industrial players in the agri-equipment and agrienvironment sectors. Guillaume graduated from UTC in 1999 majoring in Mechanical Engineering and is also involved in the organization of Agritech Day. Let’s meet him!
“Pharmaceutical and Cosmetic Processes” (PPC) is the name of a new elective course of study in the major Process Engineering. The first students joined the PPC course in the spring semester of 2024 and began their apprenticeship last September. The aim is to have classes of 16 to 20 students.
