Led by UTC-Com­pieg­ne, the PREDIT4FACE project involves, with­in the Uni­ver­si­ty Jules Verne, Amiens, the UTC-BMBI and UTC-Rober­val, as well as the CHIMERE (UPJV-CHU Amiens, INSERM), LaM­cube (Insti­tut Cen­trale, Lille, CNRS) and LATIM (IMT Atlan­tique, INSERM) lab­o­ra­to­ries. The same applies to E‑BIOCARB, which has received €15 mil­lion in fund­ing and involves no less than eleven aca­d­e­m­ic part­ners and research organ­i­sa­tions, includ­ing UTC-TIMR. At UTC-GEC, the ‘Squale’ project – which aims to replace squa­lene derived from shark liv­er with squa­lene from ama­ranth – and the ‘PaCha’ IRP – the assigned objec­tive of which is to devel­op a cli­mate-resilient vari­ety of rice – are being car­ried out in part­ner­ship with INRAE for the for­mer, the Mont­pel­li­er Insti­tute of Plant Sci­ences (IPSiM) and the Viet­namese Acad­e­my of Sci­ence and Tech­nol­o­gy (VAST) for the lat­ter. Final­ly, this is also the case for the D‑Brake project at UTC-TIMR. This project, ded­i­cat­ed to improv­ing air qual­i­ty by reduc­ing brak­ing par­ti­cle emis­sions, involves CETIM, INERIS and the com­pa­ny Mann+Hummel.