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China was the destination for Laurent Champaney's first trip abroad as CEO ofArts et Métiers. The aim was to strengthen and expand partnerships with Chinese higher education institutions.

Xavier Kestelyn, a lecturer and researcher at the Lille campus, takes up the position of Deputy Director General in charge of Training on Monday, April 3. He succeeds Laurent Champaney, who is now Director GeneralArts et Métiers.

Around twenty first-year students from the Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers Lille are spending five weeks this summer building a school in Tokarpur, Nepal.

On Thursday, March 23, students, donors, and partners celebrated the conclusion of the first edition of CrAMfunding, a challenge for entrepreneurship at the Kiss Kiss Bank Bank offices.

This challenge, launched among Arts et Métiers students, Arts et Métiers a resounding success: more than €100,000 was raised from 1,500 donors for the nine project teams.

Damien Chevalier, doctoral student at the Design, Manufacturing, and Control Laboratory in Metz.

Corentin Lallet, general engineer, class of 2014

Organized in partnership with SKEMA Business School and Tonic Incubation, the first edition of "Bootstrap Entrepreneurship" took place from March 22 to 24 on the Lille campus.

Nicolas Ranc, senior lecturer at PIMM on the Paris campus, has just secured €1.87 million in funding from the European Research Council (ERC) for a project on the fatigue of metallic materials.

Marco Montemurro, a research professor at the I2M laboratory on the Bordeaux campus, is participating in the H2020 Parsifal project, which is receiving €3 million in funding from the European Union.

The PIMM laboratory located on the Paris campus has just secured new funding for a European H2020 project with EDF. The goal is to extend the lifespan of nuclear power plants.

Securing a professional training contract during a speed-dating event was the challenge taken up by students on the bachelor's degree in technology program at the Lille campus.

For the 20th edition of the 4L Trophy, 12 first- and second-year engineering students set off in their vehicles, which they had completely renovated themselves. For these passionate DIY enthusiasts, it is above all a human adventure, experienced in pairs.