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After breaking all its records in 2022, AMVALOR, the valorization subsidiary ofArts et Métiers, still has a number of structural projects in the pipeline that are expected to come to fruition in 2023. Bertrand Coulon, Director of Development, explains.

Is a virtual reality course more stimulating than a face-to-face course? This is the question Pierre Bondesan asks in his thesis conducted with the team at the Laval Institute.

Jean-Rémy Chardonnet has just been appointed head of the Franco-German Institute for Industry of the Future, an organization created by Arts et Métiers KIT.

The end of January was eventful for third-year students at the Lille Campus.

The partnership with Valeo is a prime example of how collaboration between an industrial company and research teams can benefit both parties!

The Industrial Management expertise Arts et Métiers Campus enables third-year students to maintain strong ties and regular contact with the partner companies of the Industrial Management Training Chair. This approach is greatly appreciated by the various stakeholders. Eighteen months after the creation of the Training Chair, it is time to take stock.

As part of its partnership with Texas A&M University, Arts et Métiers joined forces for the second time with an event that is part of the Aggies Invent program program (48-hour intensive design experiments): Invent for the Planet (IFTP)

Arts et Métiers Data ScienceTech Institute renew their partnership agreement to better respond to the challenges of industrial digitalization in engineering education!

This year's student COP3 will take place in Angers, at the convention center and on the university's Saint Serge campus. Presentation of this event by its director, Mathieu Le Marec, a third-year student on the Aix campus.

In 2023, Arts et Métiers campuses and institutes Arts et Métiers open their doors for exceptional Open House events!

Mohammad ZARBINI SEYDANI defended his thesis work carried out at the MSMP laboratory on the Aix-en-Provence campus on February 3, 2023.

Primary school children designing and creating objects using CAD (computer-aided design) and a 3D printer—it's possible thanks to the 3D Printing Challenge!