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

Spun off from research which was partly conducted at our G2ELab*, young start-up Aéronde was among the winners at the 2022-2023 edition of the innovation contest organised by the Ministry for Higher Education and Research. The firm’s one-of-a-kind blimp was a hit with the judging panel.

The first round of Unite! Seed Fund for student activity will fund two student projects to make them a reality: ARISE programme and READING Unite! - U! Reading Club.

Artificial intelligence (AI) occupies a central position in the modern world and is gradually making its way into all areas of everyday life. The need for people with the right skills to integrate AI in all areas is growing and has been expressed as part of the France 2030 project.

The digital sector's considerable impact on the environment is now widely recognised, and it is crucial that society as a whole is made aware of the problem so that effective measures can be taken.

Wroclaw Tech (Poland) will be hosting the upcoming edition of the VIII Unite! Dialogue, titled "Unite! Ecosystems," scheduled to take place from the 19th to the 21st of September 2023.

Four new delegations were welcomed to Grenoble INP – UGA at the end of Spring 2023. Representatives of Canadian and Chinese training and research organizations were present, who came to strengthen and develop links with the institute of engineering and management.

A large-scale virtual reality system has just come into service at Grenoble INP - UGA’s Viallet site in the centre of Grenoble.

Teaching sport has always been part of Grenoble INP - UGA’s DNA. Today, Grenoble INP is even more committed to sport thanks to its “Generation 2024” certification.

The 2nd edition, held from 31 May to 2 June, brought together 230 students, from 40 university alliances and 30 countries. They gathered in the prestigious setting of the European Parliament in Strasbourg to exchange ideas, discuss pressing matters, and collaborate on shaping the future of Europe.

A latest-generation PFIB-SEM,* funded by Grenoble INP-UGA and the French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA), has been inaugurated in Grenoble.

From June 29 to July 1, the first Unite! student festival will be held at the University of Lisbon (Portugal), bringing together students from nine partner universities. In Grenoble and Valence, twenty students from Grenoble INP - UGA and UGA will be taking part in this unique intercultural event.

From May 1st to May 4th, 4 Grenoble INP-UGA ENTECH Master students (programme labelled by EIT InnoEnergy) travelled to the island of São Miguel, in the Azores (Portugal) for a unique technical visit on the theme of energy challenges in the Atlantic Islands.

Strength lies in numbers. To prevent cyberattacks of all kinds, a consortium of 11 French actors plans to create a unique intelligence platform, to help users identify potential threats more effectively. The project is led by Thales and was created in response to a call from Bpifrance, as part of the national cyber strategy in the France 2030 investment plan.

Associate Professor at Grenoble INP - Industrial Engineering, UGA and researcher at the G-SCOP* laboratory, Andreas Riel was recently appointed to lead the Industry 4.H chair, a 5-year partnership project between Grenoble IAE – INP, UGA, Grenoble INP – Industrial Engineering and the Caterpillar Foundation, with the support of the Grenoble INP Foundation.

Powered by artificial intelligence and a reward system, Ficha encourages consumers to improve the way they sort their waste. It all started when two students from Grenoble Ecole de Management (GEM) teamed up with Ritu Raj Shrivastwa, a graduate of Grenoble INP – Ense3, currently the technical director and partner of the young company.

Grenoble INP - UGA's international activity has been very intense over the last two months, with six delegations from different countries (Cambodia, Korea, Finland, Canada, Morocco and Norway).

Due to their tiny size, electronic components are increasingly sensitive to cosmic rays, a problem which concerns all sectors, from space to automotive.

After completing an engineering degree in Paris and a Master’s degree in Renewable Energy in the Netherlands, Jane Marchand began her thesis at the G2Elab* on Electricity Grid Management as part of the Smartgrids Chair, led by Fondation Grenoble INP in partnership with Enedis.

Grenoble INP - UGA is making good progress in the “Engineering and Technology” subject area, ranking at the 93rd position worldwide by gaining 74 places and at the 5th position in France, i.e. the 1st institution outside the Paris region. The institute appears 8 times in these rankings.

Financial boost for innovative ideas from the teachers, researchers and students across the Unite! alliance.