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From June 23 to 27, 2025, INSA Hauts-de-France organized a new edition of the Créathon, a marathon of creativity and innovation whose theme this year was Music. Over the course of a week, students took up a collective challenge combining social commitment, creativity and technological innovation, and presented their projects in front of a jury of professionals.

This edition benefited from the support and presence of numerous partners: the Conservatoire de Denain, the Institut Médico-Éducatif de Denain, the association " les Petits Pas de Rachel ", the baroque ensemble Harmonia Sacra from Valenciennes, the FLAC (Fédération Locale Alternative Culturelle) of Marly, Les Nuits Secrètes, the theater Le Phénix of Valenciennes and the Ville de Saint-Amand-les-Eaux.

Whether institutional or private, they support Valenciennes' audiovisual training in its transformation and in the training of students.

"Scalable methods for kinematic reconstruction of joint angles for multi-trailer vehicles from speed information"

You are cordially invited to participate in the seminar of Guest Professor Maciej Michałek, Professor at the Institute of Automatic Control and Robotics of the Technical University of Poznań.

From June 23 to 27, our 3rd-year engineering students will experience an intense week under the sign of creation, commitment and team cohesion, as part of the Creathon. Organized by the INSA Hauts-de-France, in partnership with ECIU, the Université Polytechnique Hauts-de-France and the IAE de Valenciennes, the Créathon returns with a new unifying theme: music.

A choice that resonates with current events in June - the month of the Fête de la musique.

" There are many ways not to succeed, but the surest way is never to take risks. " (Benjamin Franklin). IUT promotes real-world learning situations and.

The SHV department is pleased to invite you to the seminar by Dr David Pagnon from the University of Bath.

This seminar will take place on Tuesday June 18 from 3:30 to 4:30 pm in room 317 of the Carpeaux building.

Our plateau is made up of a set of platforms dedicated to characterizing fluids, heat transfer and energy conversion under severe conditions (high temperature, high speed and/or small dimensions).

The whole equipment includes, an evaporation frame (picture 1), a sputtering frame (picture 2), a polishing workshop, a HF characterization bench as well as various metrology control systems: thickness measurer, profilometer and optical means (picture 3).
The realization of sensors by the technique known as transfer constitutes an essential know-how of our laboratory.

A university on a human scale, UPHF is the very first " polytechnic " university in France.

Currently in the second year of his PhD, Axel Krzyzaniak is engaged in cutting-edge bioceramics research at CERAMATHS, the Ceramic Materials and Mathematics Laboratory at the Université Polytechnique Hauts-de-France (UPHF). In this interview, he reveals his academic background, his current work and the deep-seated motivations that drive him to excel in this exciting field.