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Julien Pernet, a 2016 graduate of the Specialized Master's® in Maintenance Management, talks about the major advantage of this program in helping him stand out professionally.

More than 500 people took part in the events organized on October 20 and 21. The two days of festivities brought together partners, staff, and students from past and present around a common theme: the industry of the future.

Open Access Week is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. This global event allows the scientific community to learn more about the benefits of open access to research results, share knowledge and experiences with colleagues, and contribute to the promotion of open access.

Arts et Métiers the second edition of its crowdfunding campaign, with more than €15,000 up for grabs. This is an opportunity for all students to bring their ideas to life and reveal their entrepreneurial talents!

After winning the CUBE (Challenge Urbain Business Étudiant) trophy and coming second in the SCA France (Svenska Cellulosa Aktiebolaget) Engineering Challenge, second-year engineering students Maurice Lubetzki and Martin Millischer have now won the Engineering of the Future Award! Their new project involves transforming drones into traffic controllers.

Mohamed Haddad has just defended his thesis on the topic of "Development of a road tanker made from composite sandwich materials for hydrocleaning vehicles." Meet a doctor who is passionate about composite materials. 

Charlotte Heslouin, PhD student at the I2M lab in Bordeaux, Mechanical Engineering and Design department, hosted at the Chambéry institute for a thesis in partnership with Carrier Transicold Industries. Design and environmental performance: a cross-cutting theme linked to unavoidable concerns.

Carine Pinto, a 2016 graduate of the Specialized Master's® in Industrial Performance Management, reflects on the importance of her education in helping her excel in the industrial sector.

Internships: a key element in a young engineer's resume. To facilitate this search, the Lille campus organized an internship fair bringing together around twenty companies on October 17.

On October 6 and 7, engineering students completed their Grand Challenge in 24 hours. This year, in consultation with the Cluny Town Hall, the 206 first-year students provided parking for the town's racecourse and enjoyed their first real-life professional experience.

Under the leadership of Mécachrome,Manufacturing'21(a commission of the French Mechanical Engineering Association), industrialists and academics gathered at theUppercut National Knowledge Network (RNC)on the Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers to discuss cryogenic-assisted machining. Here is an overview of the working group's objectives and the challenges of cryogenic machining.

Six Arts et Métiers campuses Arts et Métiers in the Science Festival from October 10 to 15, 2017.