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Exhibition with free admission to the UPHF Arts Center

Students from two engineering specialties at INSA Hauts-de-France took part this year in the finals of the "mon projet en 5 minutes" competition organized by the EEA club (community of teachers and researchers in Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Automation and Signal and Image).

Calypso Floch, a student at INSA Hauts-de-France, in her 4th year of the Electronics of Embedded Systems (ESE) engineering study, came first in the competition, in the BAC+4/+5 category.

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The Law, Public Administration (DAP) academic unit is a component of the Societies and Humanities Institute (ISH) training offer.

The Université Polytechnique Hauts-de-France and INSA Hauts-de-France, one of its component establishments, have just been awarded the national label Développement Durable & Responsabilité Sociétale* (DD&RS), a distinction that recognizes higher education and research establishments resolutely committed to ecological and social transition.

The 3rd edition of "La recherche Scientifique au féminin" took place on November 29.

The event, organized by the Parité-Egalité Commission of LAMIH UMR CNRS 8201, brought together no fewer than 186 students from INSA Hauts-de-France as well as male and female researchers from LAMIH.

On November 1, 2024, the President of the Université Polytechnique Hauts-de-France (UPHF), Abdelhakim Artiba, officially took up his post at the head of AISBL EUNICE. His term of office will run for the next two years.

This international symposium is the third part of the Humanités Numériques cycle, following the one organized in 2021 and entitled From Digital Uses to the Hyperhuman and the one in 2022 on Artificial Intelligence and Artistic and Literary Creations.

I am pleased to invite you to my thesis defense entitled "Event-driven control for non-linear systems: Application to vehicle convoy".

The public defense will take place on Friday 05 July 2024 at 2pm at the Amphitheatre IEMN - UPHF - Campus du Mont Houy, LAMIH LOTTMAN building, 59313, Valenciennes.

This international symposium is the third part of the Humanités Numériques cycle, following the one organized in 2021 and entitled From Digital Uses to the Hyperhuman and the one in 2022 on Artificial intelligence and artistic and literary creations.

Alternating work-study is a training rhythm that enables theoretical and practical skills to be acquired during the training period and applied in the professional world, within a company.