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Théo Dorlin, general engineer, doctor, class of 2010

Théo Dorlin is a PhD engineer at Renault, responsible for simulating machining processes. He has been chosen to open the international conference on machining process modeling (CMMO) on Thursday, June 15, alongside Vincent Dessoly, an engineer-manager at Safran Aircraft Engines. This 16th edition, which will take place in France on the Cluny campus, is an opportunity for experts from academia and industry to present and exchange their findings in the field of machining operations modeling at a very high level of expertise.

For the second year running, Arts et Métiers the Institute for Reindustrialization are organizing a conference on issues related to the industry of the future.

For the fourth consecutive year, the SCA Group, a global leader in hygiene products, is challenging students at prestigious universities to respond to industrial and business challenges in the consumer goods sector.

Students, cheerleaders, marching bands, business managers—all rallying around a unique sporting competition: the challenge of the world's top universities.

Arts et Métiers three new directors for its campuses in Bordeaux, Metz, and Paris.

In June, Arts et Métiers is focusing on the industry of the future by organizing two events in Lille on innovative industrial topics: Collaborative robotics and the metrology of the future.

The first edition of the Franco-Moroccan Entrepreneurship Challenge took place on May 19 and 20 at theemlyon campus in Casablanca, and was spearheaded by the French Embassy in Morocco, the French Institute of Morocco, France Alumni Morocco, and emlyon.

Ismaël Garcia, graduate of the Master's in Project Management for Charging Infrastructure and Electric Vehicles (IRVE), class of 2014.

Convinced that sustainable mobility is a solution to urban environmental problems, Ismaël Garcia chose Arts et Métiers specialize in electric vehicles.

Samuel Mayer, former student of the MS Eco-design and Environmental Management program, class of 2002

An environmental engineer with a passion for sustainable development, Samuel wanted to specialize in eco-design and sustainable industrial project management.

William Lacroix, graduate of the MS Quality Management program, class of 2015.

After two years as a materials quality manager at LVMH, William decided to enrich his career by studying at Arts et Métiers.

Awarded to young talents in the field of occupational and industrial risk prevention, the AINF (Association Interprofessionnelle de France) university prize recognizes Aziz Khouaja for the quality of his professional thesis.

Following the hearings on May 18, 2017, please find below the list of those admitted to the Champagne-Ardenne ITII.