"Grenoble has a great number of assets such as its dynamic manufacturing companies, internationally recognised research laboratories and renowned higher education training and as such represents the ideal breeding ground on which "the Grenoble ecosystem" has blossomed over the last few decades, centred on the three-fold research-university-industry focus."
Gérard Matheron, former director of the Crolles site at STMicroelectronics, and president of the board of directors of Grenoble INP from 2012 to 2017
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A network of over 73,000 alumni
Grenoble INP - Alumni, the association of engineers and PhD graduates from Grenoble INP - UGA, supports our students throughout their studies and professional lives.
Visit the Alumni website
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An exceptional territory
Industry, research, and education make Grenoble a prime hub for technology, innovation, and economic development.
Visit the Invest in Grenoble Alpes website
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Groupe INP: The leading French network of public engineering schools
With a common scientific preparatory program and a network of 40 engineering and management schools, Groupe INP allows students to customize their academic paths through cross-disciplinary programs.
Visit the Groupe INP website
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IESA - Subsidiary of Grenoble INP
IESA, a subsidiary of Grenoble INP, facilitates the technological transfer from research laboratories to industry, leveraging the scientific resources of Grenoble INP - UGA.
Visit the Grenoble INP - Entreprise website
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L'Université Grenoble Alpes
Grenoble INP - UGA is a component institution of Université Grenoble Alpes, bringing together public higher education and research stakeholders in Grenoble.
Visit the UGA website
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The Grenoble INP Foundation
The Grenoble INP Foundation brings together patrons and partner companies around concrete actions and shared values.
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Carnot institutes
Carnot Institute “Énergies du futur” - a total of 16 laboratories are connected to this Institute which has become a hotspot for new energy technologies drawing on its dynamism and the strength of its network. Its aim is to develop innovative solutions in the field of new energy technologies.
Carnot Institute LSI (Software and intelligent systems) - the aim of LSI is to improve the competitiveness of all actors involved in order to develop new software and intelligent systems solutions in all fields where these technologies are used.
Carnot Institute PolyNat - the short term goal of the Carnot Institute PolyNat is to develop hybrid materials from the self-assembly of elementary bricks making up the vegetal material – glycopolymers, nanocristals, cellulose fibres – whether modified or not with components from fossil resources.