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Grenoble Institute of Technology’s Phelma engineering school cut the ribbon on two new buildings—an auditorium and an extension—in June. Used from the start of the new academic year, at Sustainable Mobility Days, and at the Parvis des Sciences science fair, it is safe to say that the new facilities are now an integral part of […] >>

The Greater Grenoble Area is working with three other urban areas—Tsukuba, Fujisawa, and Bristol—on the BigClouT project, a joint initiative between the EU and Japan that Leti is coordinating. The project aims to develop and test applications for smart cities on an open software platform capable of processing massive amounts of data from sensors (weather, […] >>

LMGP’s David Muñoz-Rojas co-edited and is one of the authors featured in Materials for Sustainable Energy Applications, published in September by Taylor & Francis Group. The book includes contributions from researchers (from France, Turkey, Australia, the United States and other countries) active in the field and recognized by the scientific community. The chapter on solar […] >>

The Grenoble Ekiden relay marathon has become more popular with every passing year. This year, the entire event was overhauled to accommodate even more runners. The race, to be held on Sunday, October 23, will welcome 800 six-runner teams (up from 650 teams in 2015). The new course will circle around the Presqu’île neighborhood. And […] >>

The 2016 edition of the Challenge First Step is the best to date, with ten projects selected in June. The Challenge was set up to identify startup ideas at CEA Tech labs and give the project leaders support taking the crucial first steps from lab to business. This year, Challenge First Step will support projects […] >>