Innovation and Transfer

Grenoble INP Graduate schools of Engineering and Management, Université Grenoble Alpes, deploys a range of resources to support the transfer of innovative results from public research to the socio-economic world.

The forms of cooperation are diverse: from one-off studies to the creation of companies, including research contracts with shared objectives.

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INPG Entreprise SA, for your research and innovation projects

Created in 1991, INPG Entreprise SA (IESA) is a private company, commercial subsidiary of Grenoble INP-UGA. IESA provides expertise, technical infrastructure and human ressources to manage research and innovation projects. IESA has also a capital investment strategy in start up.

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Innovation and Transfer News

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  The MEDELIA chair takes care of ageing structures

  Published on 08/03/2023

  A new Fondation Grenoble INP industrial chair is being established with SPRETEC, a subsidiary of ARTELIA. Led jointly by Julien Baroth, a researcher at 3SR*, and Rafael Estevez, a researcher at SIMaP**, it aims to help refine ageing models for civil engineering structures.
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  Infinitely customisable videos

  Published on 07/10/2022

  Pascal Bertolino, professor in the Computer Science Department of IUT 2 and UGA researcher at GIPSA-lab*, called on Grenoble INP - UGA's valuation skills to found Spooqs, a start-up resulting from 15 years of work at the lab.
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  The Oxalia chair for sediment transport research

  Published on 19/04/2022

  Julien Chauchat, lecturer at Grenoble INP – Ense3, UGA and researcher at LEGI*, is the holder of the new chair for industrial excellence from Fondation Grenoble INP and Artelia.
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  Robotics: Pooling for greater efficiency

  Published on 14/03/2022

  Under the latest calls for project proposals from the Investments for the Future Programme, a budget of €12 million has been allocated to the French robotics community for the purchase of targeted equipment. Led by Nicolas Marchand, CNRS researcher at the GIPSA-Lab* and teacher at Grenoble INP - UGA, the TIRREX project was officially launched in December 2021 for an 8-year period, and has just obtained National Research Infrastructure certification from the Ministry for Higher Education, Research and Innovation.
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  Clara Aimar’s recipe for polymer foams

  Published on 29/03/2021

  A graduate of Grenoble INP - Phelma, UGA and a PhD student at 3SR*, Clara Aimar recently won first prize in the “My Thesis in 180 Seconds” competition during the Alps final. Her work focusses on polymer foams for sports shoes with Decathlon.
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  BeFC: revolutionizing the world of electronics

  Published on 17/09/2020

  10,000 startups to change the world, Leyton sustainable startup challenge, i-Lab… The Grenoble startup, BeFC, has been sweeping up startup prizes across the board! The startup’s success comes as no surprise, however. With its miniature, durable and sustainable device for energy production, the startup is expected to revolutionize the world of electronics. Its innovative solution has opened the door to a colossal new market.
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  A quarantine system for transfer of Covid patients

  Published on 02/07/2020

  Nicolas Béraud, a researcher at the G-SCOP* laboratory and a teacher at IUT GMP**, participated in the development of the ORL quarantine bubble for the helicopter transfer of Covid-19 patients.
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  Business: How are companies dealing with the Covid-19 crisis?

  Published on 27/05/2020

  The Covid-19 crisis has turned many industrial and logistics organizations upside down. The primary focus on profitability has been replaced by the need to ensure the health of workers while maintaining sufficient activity to meet demand and preserve the business.
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  Predicting ice melt in Antarctica

  Published on 11/05/2020

  The LEGI* Coriolis platform was used to help study the impact of ocean currents on ice melt in Antarctica. The results were published in Nature.