October 17 and 18, a scientific committee from Hcéres supported the CRC in its self-assessment. This had already been in 2017 and 2014. A report, previously submitted to the committee, and presentations/questions/answers made it possible […]
Stanford University recently published the list of the 2% of scientists most cited in publications. Among them, our colleague Enrico Zio. Stanford University annually establishes the ranking of the most influential researchers in the world […]
Organized every year, the MOPC has two categories: Startups and Universities/Engineering schools. Led by Marguerite de Jean de la Batie, second year student of the civil engineering cycle, a team composed of Josefine Skaseth and […]
On May 25 and 26, 2023, the Centre de recherche sur les Risques et les Crises (CRC) at Mines Paris / PSL organized a research seminar with a delegation from the Swedish Risk and Crisis […]
Manon Nagy, Luca Istrate, Matei Simtinică, Sébastien Travadel etPhilippe Blanc publish a paper in the international journal “RemoteSensing” : “Automatic Detection of Marine Litter: A General Framework to LeverageSynthetic Data”.Abstract: The spatial and temporal coverage […]
Enrico Zio co-publishes an article in the journal “Process Safety and Environmental Protection”. Hazardous Natural events can cascade into Technological accidental scenarios (so called NaTech accidents). The occurrence of these accidents can degrade the performance […]
For 3 months (February-April 2023), 21 second-year civil engineering students designed and developed two underwater robots intended to take underwater shots at a depth of 300 meters. The project was carried out in partnership with […]
An article published in January 2023 in the scientific journal Ocean Engineering, Elsevier Edition, ranks Clément Iphar (left) and Arnaud Vandecasteele (right) respectively 1st and 8th in the top 10 most productive authors of papers […]
Clément Iphar, who obtained his PhD at CRC in 2017, is currently in post-doctoral stay at CRC from February 6th to April 7th, 2023. As part of a Marie Sklodowska-Curie fellowship, Clément Iphar is undertaking […]
As part of the CORAC “TOUCANS” project, which aims to lay the foundations for a highly automated cockpit that could be operated by a single pilot, Justin Larouzée, a researcher at CRC, made his first […]
