Isabelle Cailleau is a lecturer-cum-research scientist in Information and Communication Sciences in UTC’s TSH department; she teaches and conducts research in digital literacy. She has been a member of the Academic Board since 2021 and, since June 2023, is Director of Ecological Transition and Societal Engagement (TE&ES).
The European Union has selected 14 new European university alliances following the 5th Erasmus+ call for proposals and it is in this framework that UTC and its 8 partners were chosen for the SUNRISE alliance. The alliance will receive €14.4 million funding over four years.
UTC’s Foundation for Innovation supports the development of UTC: supporting, enhancing, financing and promoting innovation development initiatives that serve education and campus life. It also supports a number of student associations.
Michael Pitiot was never an engineer. Notwithstanding, this graduate who majored in computer engineering, before becoming a documentary film-maker has never forgotten the lessons he learned at UTC. On August 27, 2024 he came to the University to deliver an inaugural lesson to the students. His motto for this future generation of engineers? «Live your Dream!»
My name is Louis and I’m currently studying process engineering at UTC. During my studies, I had the chance to chair the Pôle Vie du Campus (PVDC ‑Campus life Pole) last semester. This experience has proved to be invaluable both personally and professionally and I hope to share some of it with you in this article.
From the organisation of exhibitions by MET as Lato Sensu proposed last May in the showroom of the UTC’s Daniel Thomas Innovation Centre to the annual gala of Étuville which was held May 25 in the Domaine de Montigny, the UTC associations develop entrepreneurial projects thanks to the economic partnerships of the area and the support, in particular of the Fondation UTC pour l’innovation.
Augustin Brassens, a first-year doctoral student in the Engineering Sciences doctoral school at UTC, won the Internet users’ prize at the My PhD in 180 seconds, abbreviated top “MT180”with the final held at the Sorbonne University Alliance premises on March 25.
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.
Is engineering training ready to meet the challenges of climate change? It’s a question that a dozen students from the SI01 course worked on for a semester, under the guidance of Clement Mabi, lecturer at UTC. The conclusion of their work takes the form of a debate, broadcast live on the UTC’s social networks.
With a nod and a wink to the Paris 2024 Olympic Games and the future materialisation in Songeons Park of the path linking the Musée Antoine- Vivenel and its outsourced temporary exhibition room, the nine 3D-printed so-called ‘hermes’ head-dresses mounted on pillars that two UTC students have created illustrate the long-standing partnership between UTC and the museums of Compiègne.
Anne-Virginie Salsac, Director of Research at the CNRS and Florian De Vuyst, Full Professor at UTC, researchers at the Biomechanics and Bioengineering Laboratory (BMBI), are hosting two supercomputers dedicated in particular to applications in biomedicine and bioengineering.
