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After several sessions held in the Vercors mountains near Grenoble, the MIGAS international summer school for advanced microelectronics will move this year to Italy, and the Bertinoro international conference center affiliated with Bologna University. So, why the move? Because the venue will also host an EU Horizon 2020 workshop on the Nereid project, led by […] >>

In February, Leti became an active member of the Stanford University SystemX Alliance, which brings together 80 Stanford faculty members and 21 market-leading corporations like Google, Ericsson, and Toshiba. Leti is the first technological research organization to join, and its membership will strengthen ties between business and academic research. Leti will gain unique insights into […] >>

In late March, Schneider Electric and the Grenoble Institute of Technology Partners Foundation co-founded an industrial chair of excellence for plastronics. The MINT Chair will be endowed with a budget of more than €450,000. Researchers from Grenoble Institute of Technology’s Pagora and Phelma schools as well as from labs LGP2 and IMEP-LaHC will be involved […] >>

Third-year Grenoble Institute of Technology-Phelma student Jordan Broisin won four medals at the French National Adaptive Skiing Championships at Pra-Loup in March 2016, including a gold for the Super-G. A rising star on France’s national adaptive ski team, Jordan is enrolled at Phelma under a special athletics program that allows him to combine training and […] >>

More than 3,000 students are enrolled in a new MOOC on habitable exoplanets that launched on June 1 on the FUN* platform. The course was created by Grenoble-Alpes University and the Grenoble Universe Science Observatory under the direction of astronomer Jean-Charles Augereau. Content was contributed by nine scientists, including Phelma graduate and INAC PhD candidate […] >>