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The Grenoble Institute of Technology Foundation established the HOPE Chair at GreEN-Er in late September to help counter energy poverty by coordinating the efforts of local government, businesses, researchers, and government agencies. Today, 20% of France’s population suffers from energy poverty*. The consequences of energy poverty can include health problems and social isolation. The HOPE […] >>

Etienne Vogt, General Manager, Utilities Services, Engie: “Our renewable hydrogen costs less than hydrogen produced using fossil fuels.”   You have been supplying hydrogen produced via water electrolysis to the CEA and the hydrogen filling station at GEG since October. What is the story behind the innovation? It all started with the HyWay hydrogen-powered mobility […] >>

In September, RFIC-Lab*, staffed by seven scientists and fifteen PhD candidates, made it onto the list of research facilities managed jointly by Grenoble Institute of Technology and Grenoble-Alpes University. The lab’s staff, headed by Sylvain Bourdel, is from IMEP-LaHC. The restructuring will raise the international-caliber lab’s profile. RFIC-Lab has authored many articles and presented numerous […] >>

On December 20, Grenoble Institute of Technology’s Phelma engineering school will end its tenth anniversary celebrations on a high note. Some 200 Phelma students, alumni, faculty, partners, and neighbors (labs, technology platforms, MINATEC, CEA, CNRS, GIANT) will gather at the Grenoble Institute of Technology auditorium. Pierre Benech (Grenoble Institute of Technology Administrative Dean and former […] >>

Grenoble Institute of Technology’s Phelma engineering school reported slightly higher recruitment figures than for the 2017–2018 academic year. This year’s incoming cohort of first-year students tallied in at 370 (25% female). While there are no major changes to report from last year, there are two key figures worth noting. The Microelectronics and Telecommunications work-study program […] >>