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Grenoble Institute of Technology’s Phelma engineering school and the University of Bristol (England) recently signed a nuclear energy partnership. The two institutions had previously been ERASMUS partners for several years. Nuclear energy is a high-growth field in southwestern England, where French electric utility EDF is building two EPR™ pressurized-water-type reactors that will be commissioned in […] >>

Residents of Grenoble’s Presqu’île district will get a chance to tour Clinatec on July 3 and GreEn-ER (run by Grenoble Institute of Technology) on July 4. Visitors will be greeted by Heiko Buchholz, a performing artist from the “Un euro ne fait pas le printemps” theater troupe on special assignment for the Ministry of Happiness, […] >>

A total of ten projects will go head to head at the Inno’Cup Junior finals at MINATEC on July 11 and 12. Teen innovators (aged 15–18) will present a wide variety of product and service prototypes of their own design that include Eggyourt (an egg-based yogurt for the lactose intolerant), I-Zheimer (a connected bracelet to […] >>

The new Micro- and Nanotechnology Observatory website went live in late 2016 and has been regularly updated with new publications ever since. Users can log on to their free account (for all CNRS, CEA, and affiliate staff) to access the most recent content, which includes more than ten presentation videos from the Memory for IoT […] >>

On March 24 NXP and Grenoble Institute of Technology’s Phelma engineering school signed a partnership agreement—the first of its kind—that included an equipment donation. NXP agreed to finance the equipment for a new teaching lab for the Embedded Systems and Connected Objects and Signal, Image, Communications, and Multimedia majors. The partnership was signed during the […] >>