Paul Moreau is an engineering student and a high-level track and field athlete. Due to an injury, the engineering student was unable to train this year but was able to take advantage of all the other sports activities offered by Arts et Métiers. This will help him stay in shape before returning to track and field in September!

The RehabByExo project, a flagship initiative of the Carnot ARTS Institute, aims to develop an exoskeleton for the rehabilitation of patients with severe hemiplegia, with the goal of helping them regain functional walking abilities. As part of this project, Valentin Spiroux is conducting his doctoral research at LAMPA (Angers Laboratory of Mechanics, Processes, and Innovation), located on the Angers campus.

Decathlon called on the Laval Institute and LAMPA's"Presence and Innovation" team to conduct a state-of-the-art study on virtual reality applied to sports. 

Buying only the edible part of a pineapple and reducing musculoskeletal disorders among workers using an automatic fruit-extraction machine—that’s the challenge taken on by a second-year student from Angers enrolled in the Entrepreneurship and Technological Innovation (PEIT) track of Grande Ecole Engineering Programme. We sit down with Levon Margarian, who tells us about his project and his entrepreneurial spirit!

Since March 2021, the startup Beams has been incubated at Arts et Métiers. Beams offers innovative medical devices for oncology and is developing an intraoperative probe designed to help surgeons precisely locate malignant tumor residues in real time and remove them while preserving surrounding healthy tissue.

AMJE regularly supports entrepreneurs in developing their projects. What support does this group, which differs from large corporations, offer? How do AMJE members benefit from this? Are there any similarities between AMJE and startups? Thibault Martel, president of AMJE Paris, and Margot Brumaire, communications manager for AMJE Paris's 2020-2021 term, provide some answers!

Louis ICKX is one of the coaches on the Entrepreneurship and Technological Innovation (PEIT) course. His mission is to support second-year engineering students who are working on business creation or technological innovation development projects by raising their awareness of innovation and entrepreneurship issues.

Céline Gauci was part of the first classof work-study engineering students in Environment and Risk Management at the Chambéry institute in the fall of 2010.