News of Grenoble INP Graduate schools of Engineering and Management, Université Grenoble Alpes

Driven by students from the alliance, the U!Train Manifesto, calls on policymakers, transport ministers, and universities to prioritize the revitalization and enhancement of rail systems across Europe.

The CROMA* laboratory, part of Grenoble INP - UGA, has developed an innovative technology in response to the challenges of climate change and soil degradation: DAMP (device for the deep analysis of soils), a portable sensor for precise real-time soil analysis.

The 21st edition of CSAW Europe, involving 145 finalists representing more than 45 European universities from 13 different countries, was held at Grenoble INP – Esisar, UGA for the eighth consecutive year on 7 and 8 November.

Funded by ANR, the Napkins project aims to develop 100% bio-based biodegradable sanitary towels. Coordinated by Cécile Sillard, LGP2* engineer, this project features four academic partners: LGP2, CEMEF (MINES ParisTech), 3SR** laboratory, and Nancy’s LERMAB.

Having graduated from Grenoble INP - Ense³, UGA, Juliette Martin is now a general installation engineer at EDF Edvance. She works on the construction site of 2 reactors at Hinkley Point C, a power station in the United Kingdom.

On 18 October, at the Association of Francophone Universities (AUF) award ceremony, Grenoble INP – Ense³, UGA was awarded the Educational Innovation Prize 2024 in the ecological transformation category for the PV Panel Cleaner project.

Coordinated by CSUG* in partnership with several laboratories such as LIG,(1) CROMA(2) and OSUG (3) the Thingsat project intends to provide an orbiting research platform to test robust, energy-saving radio communications in space.

Grenoble INP Graduate schools of Engineering and Management, Université Grenoble Alpes is regularly ranked amongst the best engineering schools in France and in the world.

Launched in 2020, the U!Train idea has finally become a reality! Unite! alliance brought together nearly thirty students for a rail journey connecting Barcelona to Grenoble.

Faced with the alarming increase in the rate at which the world’s ice is melting, researchers from Grenoble led an expedition to the heart of the Antarctic. Their objective? Understand the underlying mechanisms of melting glaciers to better anticipate sea level rise.

XPDeep is a product of LIG* and offers a tool for creating AI models that humans can understand. This is a decisive step towards ensuring models are compliant and minimising the dangers associated with AI, which will help to boost its deployment in industry.

NY Creates*, CEA-Leti and Spintec** have signed a partnership agreement for the industrial-scale production of state-of-the-art SOT-MRAM magnetic memories.

The European Sustainable Materials-by-Design for Renewable Energy (SusMatEner) project, recently awarded a four-year EU grant, aims to design materials for the energy sector that ensure environmental sustainability.

The REPEX project offers an innovative alternative to the massive destruction of digital devices driven by the need to protect sensitive data by using X-rays to erase data. This new technology could revolutionize the way we recycle our mobile phones and hard drives.

Researchers at LMGP have developed a transparent, flexible film capable of releasing silver nanoparticles on demand to deliver controlled antimicrobial activity.

Unite! will convene for the tenth time from 24 to 26 September 2024 in Darmstadt for the X Unite! Dialogue and the II Unite! Branding Event. This event not only represents a significant milestone but also provides an ideal opportunity to strengthen connections with external partners.

On 23 June, at the end of the qualifying rounds, Polytech Grenoble - INP, UGA student Paul Jenft made the selection for the French climbing team in the Paris 2024 Olympics.

Students at our schools are brimming with creative ideas, particularly in the areas of biodiversity and environmental preservation. Here, we focus on two projects that address, either in whole or in part, the protection of an emblematic species in terms of biodiversity: the sea turtle.

Clotilde Pfister's impressive and ambitious career path includes a final year at engineering school, an English-language Master's degree in Management and a career as a top-level sportswoman.

Lamine Benaissa and Jean-Sébastien Moulet are both alumni of Grenoble INP – Phelma and have come a long way since their graduation in 2006. Four years ago, they started WormSensing, a company specialized in vibration sensors, which inaugurated its first production line at the start of the year.