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The Pierre Bézier Thesis Award ceremony took place on February 14, 2024, on the Paris campus, in the Pierre Bézier amphitheater. This award honors theses in the field of engineering and mechanical sciences.

Raphaël Fourest, a first-year student in the Grande Ecole Engineering Programme Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers Lille, has launched his own association, Horlozarts—a project he leads with four other classmates—dedicated to exploring the inner workings and manufacturing of watch movements. In other words, the mechanism that makes the heart of every mechanical watch beat. But why invest in the long and costly process of making a mechanical watch when you can simply buy a digital watch, whose features can completely replace your phone? Through Horlozarts, Raphaël aims to look beyond this abundance of features and raise awareness of the beauty and appeal of a work of art in precision mechanics. Here’s a closer look at the beginning of a success story!

Arts et Métiers a series of conferences on the theme: Circular Economy and Environmental Transition – A Critical Approach to Materials. 

In 2024, Arts et Métiers six research chairs, with two more expected to be signed in the coming months. What are the advantages of this program? Answers from Sofiane Khelladi (professor and researcher) and Eléanor Fontaine (director of research), with additional insights from Stéphane Desmaison and Bertrand Coulon (AMVALOR).

The new Master of Science in Emerging Master of Science for Education and Training (Master of Science ) will launch in September 2024 in Laval: Become the architect of the future of learning!

The final meeting of the European CleanSky Aconit project has just taken place in Munich. We meet Antoine Dazin, from the Lille campus, who coordinated the project.

AMHF is a year-long European challenge that involves several elementary school classes in the development of an original object printed by an additive manufacturing machine.

The SDC2 (Smart Disassembly Cell for Circularity) project is developing solutions to accelerate the shift towards a circular economy. 

Mini-Labs designed by LCPI are used by Médecins Sans Frontières teams all over the world!

As part of its partnership with Texas A&M University, the Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers is partnering for the third time with an event that is part of the program. Aggies Invent from TAMU (48-hour intensive design experiments).

The 15th edition of the Engineers of Tomorrow Forum will take place on the Aix-en-Provence campus on Thursday, February 15, 2024. This event is organized by students, with the support of the campus's Corporate Relations Office.

In January, Lispen organized the steering committee meeting for the COHERENCE4D collaborative research project on the Aix-en-Provence campus.