LaBoMaP wins ANR project for young researchers

LaBoMaP wins ANR project for young researchers
News
Research

The ANR Young Researcher Project (ANR JCJC) named INTEGRATIONwill enable Fabien Viprey to begin his high-precision activities within the UGV team at LaBoMaP.

INTEGRATION, through funding for a doctoral thesis and three Master of Science internships, aims to improve geometric accuracy in multi-axis machining.

It brings together the LaBoMaPArts et Métiers, the LURPA (University Laboratory for Research in Automated Production) atENS Paris-Saclay, and the LNE (National Metrology and Testing Laboratory) in Paris.

Integration Project

 

Useful links
Learn more about the project
See also

Latest news

Erasmus+ Mobility
Léa: "Why did I go on an Erasmus+ exchange a second time?"

Erasmus+ mobility opportunities are not limited to students and faculty members. 

International
+
Photo of the graduating class of the MAGIS program at the " Master of Science "Arts et Métiers 2026–2027
Master of Science MAGIS: A new international class is starting the school year at Arts et Métiers

37 students from 10 countries began the new academic year on the Paris campus of the Arts et Métiers , as part of the international “Diplôme National de Master of Science (DNM)” program, specializing inMaterials Mechanics.

News, Training, International
+
machining
A Conversation with René Mayer, Visiting Professor

During his visit to Arts et Métiers, René Mayer, a professor at Polytechnique Montréal, reflects on his career, his collaboration with Fabien Viprey, and the benefits of international exchanges for research.

International, Research
+
AFAM (American Friends of Arts et Métiers) organized the 2026 edition of Gadz’Meet in San Francisco, which brought together more than 100 Gadz’Arts—including 70 students and 30 alumni—from various regions of the United States
[AFAM] Gadz’Meet: More Than 100 Gadz’Arts Gather in San Francisco

On September 19 and 20,AFAM (American Friends of Arts et Métiers) organized the 2026 edition of Gadz’Meet in San Francisco, which brought together more than 100 Gadz’Arts, including 70 students

News, International
+