Diana Paola Moreno Alarcon, Ph.D. Candidate at the CRC, presented at the 12th Annual Human & Organizational Factors (HOF) Day organized by the French Alternative Energies & Atomic Energy Commission’s (CEA) on November 5th, 2019 […]
On 4/9, Total’s R & D team in charge of the TADI project (Total Anomaly Detection Initiative) participated in a day of exchange with engineering students and young researchers from CRC MINES ParisTech and the […]
Throughout the summer, Bachelor, Master and doctoral students in computer science from the Politehnica University of Bucharest (UPB) contributed to the work in the data sciences of CRC and OIE (Observation, Impacts, Energy lab of […]
From May 26 to 28, 2019, researchers from CRC and OIE traveled to Bucharest (Romania) to meet with researchers from the Faculty of Computer Science at Politehnica University (UPB). Exchanges of views about data sciences […]
Student in “architecture and major risks” of the National School of Architecture (Paris-Belleville), Fanny Romeo arrived in March 2019 to CRC to study the territorial vulnerability and resilience in the French Riviera, especially buildings and […]
Eva ARTUSI is currently a doctoral student at the CRC MINES ParisTech under a CIFRE contract with Naval Group, (Ollioules site) . Graduated from the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Arts et Métiers (ENSAM) in october […]
The NOA-TADI project, in which Total and CRC are collaborating, is gaining momentum this summer. Two ENSG students joined the CRC for a six-month internship, along with two other Telecom ParisTech trainees. They are developing […]
With Professor Edward H. Powley (NPS, USA), currently on sabbatical at CRC MINES ParisTech morning of exchange (March 19) on the concept of liminality, popularized by Van Gennep and Turner. The opportunity to return to […]
In January 2019 CRC welcomed Thomas Pourbaix, student in civil engineer MINES ParisTech, Option “Process and Energy”, graduated from the X. Thomas is interested in the wood energy sector and its development in our territories. […]
For several years, Emmanuel Garbolino, Assistant Professor at CRC, has developed numerical methods applied to study the evolution of ecosystem services in order to study the emergence of risk situations or new opportunities, taking into […]
