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The Eiffel scholarship program is a tool developed by the Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs to enable French higher education establishments to attract the best foreign students to degree courses at Master's and PhD level.

You may have seen them: on Thursday afternoon, November 10, the senior citizens of the city of Aulnoy-Lez-Valenciennes came for a walk on the Mont Houy Campus.

This walk is the initiative of Mrs. Bennoui Habiba, Assistant Director of Studies and Training at INSA Hauts-de-France and city councilor and delegate for seniors, mobility and aging well in the municipality of Aulnoy-Lez-Valenciennes.

To do this, Ms. Bennoui called on Bachir Zoudji, head of the Education and Motor Skills License to recruit a student from the STAPS program to coach and conduct the workshop.

Then it was Eva Blancquart, a STAPS student in 3rd year of Education and Motor Skills at INSA Haut-de-France, who was asked to organize this workshop, as part of her "Walking and Discovery" module.

The goal? To encourage people over the age of 60 to perform physical activity on a perennial and regular basis while maintaining a social connection.

This workshop was a real success for the student who gathered more than 12 Aulnesian seniors and will give in January, muscle strengthening classes.

The scientific event attracted more than 150 visitors and rewarded a dozen doctoral students.

The platform  is dedicated to the morphological exploration and analysis of surfaces from decimeter to nanometer scales.

Fourth successful participation for UPHF in the Times Higher Education (THE) ranking, which assesses universities in terms of their economic and social impact in relation to the United Nations' sustainable development goals

Modeling and characterization of the crashworthiness of absorbing structures in confined wood: application to guardrails on road bridges.

Temporal Mandibular Joint dysfunction and postural disorders

Representatives from the ten partner universities met on October 20 in Brussels as part of the work to define the long-term project.

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After a two-year mandate dedicated to innovation and success, JINNOV crowned this period by organizing its handover party on June 16. This memorable event was held at the Institut des Mobilités de Transports Durables (IMTD) and brought together a host of enthusiastic guests. The event brought together current and former JINNOV members, representatives of the INSA Hauts-de-France administration, partners and associations associated with INSA Hauts-de-France, as well as other Junior-Enterprises (JE) partners. The handover evening marked the transfer of responsibilities and challenges between the old and new mandates, and was an opportunity to take stock of the past two years