The Châlons-en-Champagne campus will host the European Low-Tech Hackathon from Sunday, June 9 to Sunday, June 16.
In partnership withthe Chambéry Institute as part of the Erasmus+ LT4Sustain project and supported by UTT, this event aims to bring together 40 students fromUTT,the University of Mons, TU Dublin, Grenoble INP, and the Low-tech Lab in Grenoble, as well as local stakeholders.
Innovating to serve the region
Chaired by Tatiana Reyes, a teacher-researcher specializing in the Low-Tech approach, students, teaching staff, and researchers from the five beneficiaries of the LT4Sustain program will work together to meet the specific needs of the Châlons-en-Champagne region by developing concrete and tailored solutions. The goal: to raise awareness of the challenges of Low-Tech approaches.
Exchanges and conviviality
Throughout the week, the general public will be invited to discover and discuss low-tech solutions at events open to registered participants. Conferences, accessible online, and round tables will be held in the Arnaud Beltrame room in Châlons-en-Champagne. This will be an opportunity to talk to experts in the field and deepen your knowledge on the subject. The week will end with a presentation of the projects developed during the hackathon, followed by an awards ceremony open to all, punctuated by moments of discussion with the participants.
Discover the detailed program for this week of innovation and register now by clicking here.
