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15 07 2010The ESITC (Higher School of Civil Engineering) in Caen is striving to transmit knowledge and skills for sustainable construction. Read more »
A pioneer in e-learning
9 07 2010
Fascinated by new technologies and decidedly addicted to education and training, Olivier Lamirault has developed e-learning at the University of Caen. Today in charge of Ingenium, Polytechnicum de Normandie’s technical learning platform, he is pursuing his ambition: to use technology to serve higher education and training.
Of mice and researchers
9 07 2010
Neither biomedical nor pharmacological research would be possible without animals. And to satisfy the needs of the scientific community in terms of breeding, accommodation and experimentation, Lower Normandy now has a unique centre, inaugurated just a year ago. A state of the art technical platform in Caen, offering support to research units.
Faurecia’s R&D well established in Orne
9 07 2010
In Caligny, just a stone’s throw from Flers, the Faurecia plant includes a Research and Development (R&D) centre focusing on car seat mechanisms. All of the motor vehicle equipment manufacturer’s international projects in the field take root here. And little by little the CIRIAM (Industrial Park for Research and Innovation Applied to Materials) is blossoming.
GANIL accelerating partnerships with India
8 06 2010An international Associated Laboratory (IAL) was recently created between the CEA, the CNRS/IN2P3 and the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre in India (BARC/TIFR).
ENSICAEN now an «NI LabVIEW Academy»
7 06 2010Within the framework of a partnership programme initiated by National Instrument (NI) with schools and universities across the globe, ENSICAEN is now one of five French schools to become a certified “Labview Academy”.
Two Student Chapters at the CIMAP
4 06 2010CIMAP’s doctoral students have created “Student Chapters” in partnership with two international organisations: the Optical Society of America (OSA) and the SPIE.
A GREYC team selected in the United States
3 06 2010A research team from the GREYC (CNRS/UCBN/ENSICAEN Joint Research Unit), directed by Professor Christophe Dolabdjian, is involved in one of four projects recently selected within the framework of the DARPA (Defence Advanced Research Project) in the United States, focusing on the development of highly sensitive magnetometers.
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