News & events

16 startups from Institut Polytechnique de Paris will be present for the 2024 edition of Paris-Saclay SPRING, the innovation and entrepreneurship show held on May 16 and 17 on the campus of HEC. An opportunity for entrepreneurs to present their projects, meet investors and exchange ideas with business leaders.

Institut Polytechnique de Paris and Polytechnique Montreal signed a strategic agreement in Montreal on Friday, April 12, strengthening their collaboration in research, education, innovation and entrepreneurship. The agreement was signed as part of the 21st Rencontre Alternée des Premiers ministres français et québécois (RAPM), (Alternate Meeting of the French and Quebec Prime Ministers).

Conducted among Danish citizens, a study led by a team of researchers based in Denmark, Canada, and France, within the Technology for Change Research Chair at the Institut Polytechnique de Paris, explores whether citizens will resist the use of drones, and elucidates the factors to address to deploy drones for health purposes. This work is published in the journal Drone Systems and Applications[1].

Charles Baroud, researcher and associate professor at the Hydrodynamics Laboratory* (LadHyX) at École polytechnique, Olivier Gossner, CNRS research director at the Center for Research in Economics and Statistics** (CREST) affiliate of the École polytechnique and Joris van der Hoeven, CNRS research director at the Computer Science Laboratory of the École Polytechnique *** (LIX), have had their projects selected by the European Research Council. All three have been awarded an ERC grant for 2024 in the Grants Advanced category. The mission of the European Research Council is to raise the level, dynamism and creativity of the European research system. Each year, it supports ambitious, high-quality research projects proposed by the researchers themselves.

The International Center for French Language and Culture of IP Paris launched in January 2024 its new MOOC "Comprendre la France, Advanced French Language and Culture", an advanced online course on French and Francophone cultures. Three months later, it's already a sucess.

On March 19, 2024, IP Paris' International Center for French Language and Culture organized an International Francophonie Day at École Polytechnique. This was an opportunity for international students to discover a special guest, French-Algerian writer Kamel Daoud, participate in workshops and present their work on the theme of "Diversity, climate and the French-speaking world".

Elie Kadoche, one of the two candidates from IP Paris participating in the national semi-final of "Ma Thèse en 180 secondes" competition, has qualified for the final on Friday, March 29, 2024. Join us in Nice on June 5, 2024!

The International Center for French Language and Culture will award the prizes for the "Nouvelles Avancées 2024" contest on Thursday, April 25th, at the Pantheon in Paris. While awaiting to find out the fortunate winners, discover the list of finalists.

Michèle Wigger, professor at Télécom Paris, has been awarded an ERC Consolidator grant for her project on the fundamental limits of sensing systems (FLoSS). The calculation of these theoretical limits is at the heart of Michèle Wigger's work at the Information Processing and Communications Laboratory (LTCI*). The purpose of her research is to help to understand and improve systems designed in practice, in particular for the Internet of Things or autonomous vehicles or robots.

Institut Polytechnique de Paris (IP Paris) is proud to announce the second edition of its entrepreneurship night, INNOV'NIGHT. A night dedicated to entrepreneurship and innovation, which will take place from Thursday, April 25 to Friday, April 26, from 6:30 PM until 9:00 AM, on the campus of Institut Polytechnique de Paris, at Télécom Paris.

Dear BME Community, The graduate biomedical engineering students are eager to celebrate with you the launch of the BME Student Club at IP Paris, which we are opening in close collaboration with the E4H Center. We are happy to invite you to our cocktail...

The culture of success and self-improvement is everywhere in our society. From political discourse to fiction and the world of work, it's impossible to escape it. Researcher at the Institut Interdisciplinaire de l'Innovation (I3-CRG* - Institut Polytechnique de Paris), Olivier Fournout has been investigating this field for 10 years. In particular, he has highlighted the links between Hollywood cinema and management manuals**. Today, Nicolas Girard-Michelotti's play Kenneth Apocalypse has emerged from this field of research. It highlights the place of artistic creation in science.