2023 Open House at the Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers Paris

The school will be presented in its entirety:students, staff, and teachers will beavailable to answer visitors' questions.

Thevarious information areaswill allow you to learn more about the engineering profession,student life on campus, the different ways to access training programs, professional integration, opportunities to study abroad, research activities in campus laboratories, and more.

• Program :
  • Information booths showcasing the academic programs offered by the Arts et Métiers network Arts et Métiers 8 campuses and 3 institutes), with a particular focus on the Paris campus: Grande Ecole Engineering Programme, Specialized Engineering Programs, Bachelor’s degrees, Specialized Master’s® programs, …
  • Meetings with students and presentation of student life
  • Meeting with former students and presentation of career paths
• Conferences:
  • Presentation of training courses
  • Thematic presentations
• Laboratory workshops (20 minutes per workshop, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., open to all)

Medical imaging and artificial intelligence to reconstruct the human body in 3D

• Location: George Charpak Institute of Human Biomechanics (IBHGC)
• Host: Laurent Gajny
• Description: In this workshop, we invite you to discover the EOS system, co-invented by ENSAM, which uses two X-rays to reconstruct the bones of the human body in 3D. You will also discover how artificial intelligence helps clinicians and engineers obtain these models as automatically as possible.

Ultrasound in biomechanics: how to use ultrasound and elastography to characterize soft tissues

• Location: George Charpak Institute of Human Biomechanics (IBHGC)
• Moderator: Claudio VERGARI, Pierre-Yves ROHAN
• Description: Ultrasound is a medical imaging modality that was developed for clinical practice in the 1970s. Following the advent of Doppler imaging in the 1990s, the principles of elastography emerged to better characterize the mechanical properties of tissues and attempt to provide quantitative information to supplement the physician's qualitative palpation. During this workshop, you will learn about the use of ultrasound and elastography for research purposes at the IBHGC. (inspired byhttps://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2211570613000398)

Piezoelectric and structural health monitoring

• Location:Process and EngineeringLaboratoryfor Mechanics and Materials(PIMM) (Hall 3)
• Hosts: Nazih Mechbal, Marc Rebillat, Pierre Margerit, Frédéric Letellier, Eric Monteiro
• Description: Through "Buzz the piezo," you will discover how piezoelectricity can be used in everything from acoustics to aeronautics. 

Mechanical tests

• Location:Process and EngineeringLaboratoryin Mechanics and Materials(PIMM) 
• Hosts: Nicolas Ranc

Plastic forming

• Location:Process and EngineeringLaboratoryin Mechanics and Materials(PIMM) 
• Moderators: Juan Pablo Marquez Costa, Gianmarco Mallamaci, Alain Guinault

Laser

• Location:Process and EngineeringLaboratoryin Mechanics and Materials(PIMM) 
• Facilitators: Doctoral students from the Laboratory

We look forward to seeing you there!