News : Life @ MINATEC

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. […] >>

Starting next September, Grenoble Institute of Technology-Phelma students in the Physics for Nanoscience, FAME International Master’s, and Nuclear and Energy Engineering programs will have an opportunity to complete lab classes and research projects at Grenoble’s large scientific instruments. This totally new initiative is spearheaded by the large instruments (ILL, ESRF, and Leti’s Nanocharacterization Platform) via […] >>

Work to extend tram line B has caused disruptions in service to MINATEC since April 28, and the Cité internationale stop serving MINATEC is scheduled to remain closed until August 31. So, to get to MINATEC this summer, simply take the tram as far as the Palais de Justice stop and walk five minutes to […] >>

Grenoble Institute of Technology did away with its “@inpg.fr” email addresses in March of this year to combat excessive SPAM and a large number of obsolete/unused email accounts. An autoresponder has been set up to alert anyone sending an email to a discontinued address to resend their message to a new address with the following […] >>

This year, the GIANT International Internship Program will take over where the former MINATEC Summer Program, founded in 2011, left off. A total of 20 students, mostly from the University of Pennsylvania, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Louisiana State University, but also from the University of Tsukuba, Chiba University, and Keio University in Japan, […] >>