Conference - Innovation and engineers in tomorrow's world

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December 12
INSEEC - Chambéry Campus
Sustainable development
Student life

Students in Grande Ecole Engineering Programme Eco-Design of Goods and Services at the Chambéry Institute are organizing a webinar on Thursday, December 12, at 6:00 p.m.

Conference Thursday, December 12, 6 p.m. - In person or remotely

With the participation of:

Arnaud Crétot, founder of Neoloco Europe's first solar-powered roasting and baking business, co-founder of La Belle Tech, design and marketing of low-tech tools for professionals, and co-founder of the collective promoting theTELED method method, which enables companies and local authorities to adapt to intermittent access to energy. 

Félix Guéguen, engineer with dual degrees fromArts et Métiers, project manager for industrial studies in biomimicry and currently in charge of reforming the AgroParisTech engineering curriculum. 

Through presentations of their careers and experiences, they will offer two visions of technology and the role of engineers in tomorrow's world. What will their role be? What does the future hold for innovation? How can technologies be adapted to the constraints of an increasingly volatile world? 

In person at theINSEEC Campus Chambéry Savoie 

Remotely, by registering here 👉 https://forms.gle/YLr1jhNMWDPDgYo16

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