A look back at the winners of the 7th edition of the Chal'enge challenge

Meet Robin Amar, a first-year engineering student in the Grande Ecole Engineering Programme the Aix-en-Provence campus.
Robin has been drawing with ease since he was a child. He doesn’t plan to make art his career, but he certainly plans to use his creativity and talent in his future life as an engineer. He speaks candidly about his passion.

François Gruson, senior lecturer in EEA at the Lille campus, is leading an ANR (French National Research Agency) project dedicated to the interconnection and transmission of electrical energy on high-voltage direct current (HVDC) networks.

Adib, Emeric, Alexis, and Gautier are engineering students Arts et Métiers. All four chose to pursue a Master of Science Robotics atthe University of Bristol, from which they graduated with honors. As the 1A application period opens—with this program among the available options—we take a look back at this international experience.

HUM’AM, the Humanitarian Association of Apprentice EngineersArts et Métiers , is committed to helping people in precarious situations by promoting access to basic resources such as water, electricity, and education. Today, HUM'AM is leading four large-scale projects in which students are fully involved and responsible. 

Making science and technology accessible to kindergarten and elementary school students is the goal of the "La Main à la Pâte" program, in which the Arts et Métiers campuses Arts et Métiers Lilleand Clunyhave been participating for nearly 20 years. This initiative was created by Nobel Prize winner Georges Charpak in 1995.

To facilitate distance learning,the Student Association (AE) at the Metz campus decided to invest part of the student initiative solidarity fund (FSDIE) allocated to them in loaner computer equipment. Mylène Tarnowski and Margaux Renouf, second-year students and Student Representatives (DAP), coordinated the operation.

TheGlobeTrotter is a mounting system that allows any wheelchair to be motorized at low cost, thereby improving the mobility of people with motor disabilities.

Last September, the 160 first-year students at the Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers Metz took part in a weekend of community service renovating the exterior of the CASSIS association's premises. Bruno Pelhatre, vice president of the association, answered a few questions.