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The JENII project delivers a manual and a presentation film to disseminate best practices from four years of development around educational digital twins.

Guillaume Lacondemine was appointed in May as head of the A2ForBois project, which brings together sixteen partners and has a budget of €21.3 million.

With the arrival of a project manager and an official launch day in early July 2025, the RéCLasSIF project (Network of Campuses Labeled as Industry of the Future Solutions) is taking off. 

After a test phase, the CAIRE project is entering a new phase. The goal is to broaden the audience trained in artificial intelligence, while ensuring the quality and modularity of the program.

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Thirty engineering students from the Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers Cluny are working on an innovative solution: transforming a shipping container into a connected, automated micro-factory to recycle unsold bread into eco-friendly, socially responsible flour. The prototype, called FlourBox, will be operational this summer in an industrial bakery in Besançon and will enable around 6 tons of bread to be recycled.

ParolesArts et Métiers is back with a new episode: Earning a double degree at Arts et Métiers “The best of both worlds!” – Testimonials from two international students 

A look back at the winners of the 2025 Mayoux-Dauriac Prize at the Arts et Métiers campuses.

On Monday, June 16, the Arts et Métiers campuses Arts et Métiers , Châlons-en-Champagne, and Paris gathered at the headquarters of Heidelberg Materials France to sign a sponsorship renewal agreement for the next three years. This renewal marks the continuation of a collaboration that began in 2022 for the Angers and Châlons-en-Champagne campuses, and is further enhanced by the addition of the Paris campus.

Arts et Métiers the honor Arts et Métiers welcoming a high-level delegation from Texas A&M University, led by its dean, Dr. Robert Bishop, marking a major step forward in strengthening the AM² strategic alliance between the two institutions in the fields of education, research, innovation, and now space.

First meeting of the Grosne Watershed Territorial Cooperation Laboratory: an initial step toward sharing perspectives and exploring common avenues

As part of their training at the Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers Bordeaux-Talence, five engineering apprentices carried out an international solidarity project in Ethiopia. Through the association they founded, Ethiopie Solidarité Internationale, they set up a humanitarian mission in partnership with a local NGO. The initiative proved to be a valuable learning experience, both on a personal and professional level.