At the beginning of 2020, ESME Sudria Paris’ first year Engineering Cycle students spent a full week focusing on engineering for sustainable development, as part of the first annual Innovation Week. This event–held on the ESME Sudria campus from Monday, February 3 – Friday, February 7–used a model similar to a hackathon, in which teams […]
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2019 marks the 500th anniversary of the death of Leonardo da Vinci. Da Vinci–a timeless genius and polymath–is regularly cited as the first person to develop theories about biomimicry. Biomimicry means studying nature, taking inspiration from living systems, and attempting to replicate all or part of them for purposes of innovation. ESME Sudria and […]
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No more boat propellers? That’s the challenge that Harold Guillemin, ESME Sudria class of 2014, decided to take on when he founded his startup, FinX! To get there, this promising young company is currently developing a new type of bio-inspired nautical propulsion system. Harold Guillemin is also the company’s CEO, and we recently talked to […]
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Winner of the Embedded Systems category in the ESME Speed competition, the LiFyre project is designed especially for firefighters, to help them improve their own working conditions. A team of fifth-year students (ESME Sudria class of 2019) designed this innovative and useful project–Mohamed Bourguiba, Hasna Doghri and Camille Gendreau. We recently talked to these students […]
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An ESME Sudria student project, to create a 3D model of the aortic arch Thomas Brasey and Sylvain Rajkoumar–students in the ESME Sudria Emerging Technologies major, class of 2019–worked on a final project to create a 3D model of the aortic arch. After many months of work, Thomas and Sylvain won a prize in the […]
read moreFounded in 1905, ESME Sudria trains multidisciplinary engineers, important professionals in the sectors of the technologies of the future: energy, systems and environment; on-board systems and electronics; images, signals and networks, digital intelligence and data. Its modern teaching method is derived from three components: the importance of innovative spirit; the omnipresence of projects and initiative; and a resolutely international, human, and cultural outlook. Since its creation, more than 14,000 engineers have graduated from its courses. ESME Sudria delivers a Master of Engineering certified by the Engineering Education Commission (CTI) and recognized internationally as a Master of Science.
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