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For nearly twenty years, the Bordeaux-Talence campus of the Arts et Métiers has been developing close scientific collaborations with Japan, particularly with Science Tokyo. Researcher exchanges, the sharing of expertise and equipment, and joint research and training projects are helping to build a lasting partnership centered on common challenges related to energy and the technologies of the future.

From October 5 to 9, 2026, the Bordeaux-Talence campus of the Arts et Métiers took part in the Bordeaux Science Circuit, an event dedicated to school groups and organized as part of the Fête de la Science. Through several workshops led by campus staff and researchers from the I2M laboratory, more than 100 middle and high school students were welcomed on campus, while nearly 200 young people across the Bordeaux School District were introduced to engineering sciences.

Erasmus+ mobility opportunities aren’t just for students and faculty. That’s what Léa, an MSMP lab assistant on the Aix-en-Provence campus, discovered when she took a closer look at a communication campaign promoting mobility opportunities for staff atArts et Métiers. After her first experience in Cork last year, she decided to repeat the adventure in Dublin this summer. 

On October 1, 2026, the Arts et Métiers campus in Lille hosted the first edition of its Defense Forum. Organized by the AM Défense association—founded in 2025 by engineering students at the campus—the event brought together students, industry representatives, institutions, and defense stakeholders to discuss issues related to industrial sovereignty, innovation, and technological transformations in the sector.

37 students from 10 countries began the new school year on the Paris campus of th Arts et Métiers , as part of the international program “Diplôme National de Master of Science (DNM), with a specialization inMaterials MechanicsforEngineeringand StructuralIntegrity(MAGIS).”

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.

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 and 30 alumni—from various regions of the United States: Atlanta (Georgia Tech), New York (Columbia), Boston (MIT), Michigan, and Texas (Texas A&M). 

For startups incubated at the Arts et Métiers incubator, participating in an event is about more than just gaining visibility. When well-targeted and well-prepared, trade shows, competitions, and forums are powerful tools for expanding your network, meeting clients, recruiting talent, and winning over investors.

First-year students at the Châlons-en-Champagne campus took part in the latest edition of a major joint challenge that combined technical skills, awareness-raising, and commitment.

This recognition honors more than fifteen years of research dedicated to waves and vibrations, which are now being applied to projects conducted at the PIMM Laboratory.