More than 300 engineering students from across the campus, representing all disciplines, had a great opportunity to boost their employability on February 27 during the 16th edition of the Engineers of Tomorrow Forum.
As part of the partnership between the Châlons-en-Champagne campus and Lebronze alloys, students from the campus recently visited the production site in Suippes.
Professional support for students, meetings with LinkedIn experts, and individual interviews with HR managers—the campus is stepping up its initiatives to prepare its engineering students for the challenges of the professional world. Nine academic advisors and more than 240 professionals are involved throughout the year in providing professional support for students.
The Paris campus has just signed a partnership agreement with TNP Consultants, a consulting firm renowned for its expertise in business transformation.
Discover the award-winning talents on February 11, 2025, on the Paris campus, for their innovative work and scientific contributions in key areas of applied research!
The incubator relies on ESF+ funding to develop its activities and improve the support it provides to its incubated start-ups.
The new CESAME chair, created with Safran Additive Manufacturing Campus, aims to develop innovative processes in aeronautics.
The CESAME chair aims to promote and develop innovative metal additive manufacturing processes in theaerospace industry. This strategic partnership was established between Arts et Métiers Safran Additive Manufacturing Campus (SAMC), a center of excellence dedicated to metal additive manufacturing processes within the Safran group, a world leader in the aerospace industry.
This new chair is based on a shared vision and goal: to achieve a complete understanding and mastery of all the physical processes involved in additive manufacturing in order to optimize performance, the durability of the materials and structures obtained, and the design of advanced technological solutions.
Through this collaboration, Arts et Métiers providing its scientific expertise and the innovative capabilities of all its laboratories in the fields of processes, materials, mechanical behavior, and durability under service conditions, both digitally and experimentally. For its part, SAMC brings in-depth knowledge of the market, industrial needs, and current and future technical challenges, as well as its expertise in metal additive manufacturing processes.
The CESAME Chair focuses on six key areas of research:
The combination of these different projects should lead to a reduction in weight and improved performance of the aeronautical equipment needed for future civil aircraft programs that will emerge by 2035.
The collaboration between Arts et Métiers the Bordeaux Institute of Mechanics and Engineering (I2M / Arts et Métiers, Bordeaux INP, CNRS, Inrae, University of Bordeaux), the Processes and Engineering in Mechanics and Materials Laboratory (PIMM), and SAMC is based on a co-development model in which researchers and engineers work in synergy to transform innovative ideas into concrete applications.
Additive manufacturing opens up unparalleled opportunities for improving performance and reducing weight, and presents a challenge to the academic world. Performance optimization requires complete control of the value chain, from understanding the physical processes involved in the manufacturing process to knowledge and modeling of the behavior of these new-generation materials and structures.
Nicolas Saintier, professor at the Bordeaux-Talence campus, head of the Dumas department at I2M and holder of the CESAME chair
The expected outcomes for this new chair are manifold. The CESAME chair includes significant scientific and technological advances in process control and the performance of materials obtained through additive manufacturing, but also contributes to training a new generation of engineers capable of meeting the technical and environmental challenges of the aeronautics industry of the future.
This collaboration should enable significant progress in process control, particularly powder bed FA, with a view to developing and producing increasingly complex parts while ensuring complete flight safety.
Luc Namer, Head of Technology at SAMC
Looking ahead, the applications of the work carried out by the chair are part of an environment of increased international competitiveness, positioning Arts et Métiers SAMC at the forefront of process innovation for aeronautics. The CESAME chair is thus establishing itself as a catalyst for innovation and a strategic lever for a sustainable and high-performance aeronautics industry.
Nicolas Saintier, I2M: nicolas.saintier@ensam.eu
At Global Industrie, Arts et Métiers its expertise in digital twins, engineering training, and industrial innovation.
Arts et Métiers, through its subsidiary AMValor, and MMT, which specializes in engineering and the sale of manufacturing licenses for mechatronic devices, are joining forces to create a five-year industrial chair.
This chair focuses on the development of "fluidetronic" systems, combining MMT's expertise in mechatronics with the fluidics skills of the LIFSE laboratoryArts et Métiers.
The chair focuses on the development and optimization of fluidic systems, with a particular interest in:
The research work will include the design, analysis, optimization, and experimental and numerical characterization of these devices. The objective is to develop innovative technologies that will significantly improve the performance and durability of these systems.
The advances resulting from this chair will find applications in various industrial sectors, with a particular focus on electric and autonomous vehicles. These innovations aim to address the challenges of energy performance and reliability in demanding industrial environments.
By combining academic and industrial expertise, this chair illustrates the desireArts et Métiers MMT to innovate together in order to meet the technological challenges of tomorrow.
Scientific leaders: Smaïne Kouidri (smaine.kouidri@ensam.eu) and Florent Ravelet (florent.ravelet@ensam.eu), LIFSE