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At the end of January, you ran a day-long workshop on sustainable electronics for the 40 students in the Nanotech Master’s program. What were you aiming to achieve? Increasingly, our students want to know what the environmental impacts of their future careers are. Sometimes, the answer is hard for them to hear. We wanted to […] >>

Some 250 people come to work at the BHT1 building (bldg. 52) every day. But the building is sorely lacking meeting rooms and other places staff can gather. To improve quality of life at work and create a friendlier environment, the people at MINATEC Entreprises came up with a plan for an extension. Construction started […] >>

The Y.Spot building, which opened its doors in late January, is all about open, agile innovation. End users and uses are fully integrated into design processes and scientists and professionals from a wide range of disciplines and industries can bring a concept to the prototype stage in just eighteen months. The 300 sq. m building […] >>

In 2003 80% of CEA employees drove to work. By 2019, that figure had fallen to just 29%. So, alternative mobility is possible! To keep driving the number of solo commuters down, the CEA is dedicating June 4 to raising employees’ awareness through role-plays and other activities. Participants will learn to troubleshoot their bikes, discover […] >>

Emmanuel Sabonnadière, CEO of Leti, a CEA Tech institute, was recently appointed Chairman of nonprofit organization Jessica France. Jessica France has been managing the Cap’Tronic program to support the digital transformation of small and mid-sized businesses since 1991. With a team of 24 technology consultants nationwide, Cap’Tronic helps more than 3,000 companies make the leap […] >>