News : Education
April 03 2017
EEA Club: A Grenoble congress with a European flavor
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The 57th annual congress of the EEA Club will be held on June 8 and 9 at Phelma’s MINATEC campus location. The event will bring together professors and researchers in the fields of electronics, electrotechnics, automatics, and signal and image processing. This year’s theme is EU projects in research and education, and a variety of […] >>
April 03 2017
A Chair of Excellence for MAX phases
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Michel Barsoum of Drexel University’s (Philadelphia) Materials Science and Engineering Department has just been appointed to the Grenoble-Alpes University-Fondation Nanosciences Chair of Excellence to pursue his research on MAX phases. Barsoum will create two-dimensional systems from a new family of composites, MXenes. MXenes, which offer some extraordinary properties, are obtained by etching a MAX phase […] >>
April 03 2017
LPSC nuclear instrumentation platform transformed
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Thanks to major renovations completed several months ago, the LPSC (the Subatomic Physics and Cosmology Laboratory operated by Grenoble Institute of Technology and Grenoble-Alpes University) nuclear instrumentation platform has been completely transformed. A 240 sq. m addition has substantially expanded the facility, and the workspace was redesigned around four classrooms, one of which is equipped […] >>
February 06 2017
Grenoble Institute of Technology 2017 adventure race to take place in Vercors
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The 22nd annual Grenoble Institute of Technology adventure race will take place on May 6 and 7 in the Vercors mountains. The team event, organized by the students, is open to all: working professionals, women, men, the disabled…everyone is welcome! A qualification race will be held on March 25 on a completely new route in […] >>
February 06 2017
Phelma: 2017 admissions open to graduates of additional science prep programs
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Grenoble Institute of Technology’s Phelma engineering school will be saving two slots next fall for students coming out of preparatory classes in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Earth Science (formed when the Biology and Veterinary prep programs merged). This is the first time the school’s admissions policy allows students from these programs to apply. The goal […] >>