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Grenoble-based EnerBee, founded in early 2014, has won three awards over the past few months: a national prize for innovative start-ups, a global innovation award, and a connected objects award. The prize money supplements funds from investors and private-sector backers, giving EnerBee a total of €1 million to pursue plans to launch a pilot production […] >>

Grenoble’s higher education and research community has adopted a common signature, “Grenoble Alps University” for all publications. CEA Grenoble is aligning with its partners by adopting the signature; however, the CEA will remain consistent with its unique status, mission, and business model. In short, any publication authored by a CEA Grenoble researcher must list Grenoble […] >>

Grenoble Institute of Technology and its six schools now have brand-new websites. The sites, which have gradually been going live since April, leverage the same navigation menus and graphics guidelines for consistency across the entire institution. The screen width has been increased from 400 pixels to 700 pixels and the font size has been amped […] >>

Implementation of the CEA Tech partnership agreement with France’s four Institutes of Technology (Grenoble, Bordeaux, Nancy, and Toulouse) recently got underway, starting with an April tour of the MINATEC showroom for members of the Grenoble Institute of Technology Corporate Relations team and 25 students in their first year at Ense3. The partnership also includes plans […] >>

Following a week of intensive campaigning across Grenoble Institute of Technology-Phelma’s three campuses, the student body elected its new representatives. And, like in 2011, the student body’s new president is a woman: Carole Le Goc. The elections are one of the highlights of Phelma’s academic year, with numerous events—both on and off campus—throughout the campaign. […] >>