Camte ceremony: the 2022 winners
The second edition of the Arts et Métiers Convention Arts et Métiers Ecological Transition (CAMTE), organized by Arts et Métiers students, Arts et Métiers held on Friday, March 25.
The second edition of the Arts et Métiers Convention Arts et Métiers Ecological Transition (CAMTE), organized by Arts et Métiers students, Arts et Métiers held on Friday, March 25.
2 tons of CO² equivalent per year is the amount of greenhouse gases emitted per person in a CO²-neutral world. It is also the target to be achieved by 2050 in order to meet the commitments of the Paris Agreement: to keep the global temperature increase below 2 degrees.
The Parisian Junior Enterprise innovates on issues related to environmental protection and, through its impactful projects for industry and higher education, has won the ENGIE Award for Best Higher Education Partner. An example of an initiative to reduce environmental impact with EDF.
In Cluny: On Friday, May 6, 2022, Isabelle DUBAND visited the Collège Jules Ferry in Génelard with two second-year students from Grande Ecole Engineering Programme Karine GAUTHIER and Antoine THEVENET.
In Paris: On March 30, 2022, the campus welcomed eighth-grade students from five middle schools in Paris to explore the campus and its laboratories.
Stéphane Chevalier, professor and researcher in Bordeaux, presents the challenges of hydrogen technology and the structural projects implemented by Arts et Métiers this technology.
From May 20 to June 17, the Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers is pleased to welcome 43 students from Texas A&M University and their professors Harry Hogan and Francisco Olivera as part of the
Pelican Cycles offers cargo bikes for efficient and environmentally friendly professional logistics. The startup Reveleo is developing a decision-making tool for a living environment that respects health and the environment.