On 20 october 2017, Matthieu Le Goff has defended his thesis. Awarded by University of Toulouse III – Paul Sabatier, his work was supervised by both IRIT laboratory (CNRS/INPT/UT3 Paul Sabatier/UT1 Capitol/UT2 Jean-Jaurès) and IRT Saint Exupéry. The high quality and the relevance of Matthieu’s thesis contributed to get significant results as a part of[…]
On 13th october 2017, Adrien-Richard Camboulives has defended his thesis. Awarded by the Paris Saclay University, his work was supervised by both ONERA Châtillon – Département DOTA/Unité Résolution Angulaire laboratory, the doctoral school Onde et Matière n°572 (Paris Saclay University) and IRT Saint Exupéry.The high quality and the relevance of Adrien-Richard thesis contributed to get significant results as a part of ALBS project. THESIS SUBJECT “Mitigation of turbulence[…]
31 PhD and post-doctoral students from IRT Saint Exupéry visited Airbus on October 9, 2017 as part of the AIDA (Aerospace Industry PhD Acculturation) project. The agenda for the day, which was specially organised by Airbus, was designed to allow the PhD students to attend presentations on Airbus’s research programmes in each of IRT’s areas: “High performance multifunctional materials”, “more electric aircraft”[…]
On wednesday, October 4th 2017, Camille Bessaguet has defended her thesis. Awarded by University of Toulouse III – Paul Sabatier, her work was supervised by both CIRIMAT laboratory (CNRS/INPT/UT3 Paul Sabatier), Clément Ader Institute (CNRS/IMT Mines Albi-Carmaux/INSA/ISAE-SUPAERO/UT3 Paul Sabatier) and IRT Saint Exupéry.The high quality and the relevance of Camille’s thesis contributed to get significant results as a part of COMPINNOVTP project. THESIS SUBJECT « PEKK polymer[…]
On 22 september 2017, David Dupenne has defended his thesis. Awarded by University of Toulouse III – Paul Sabatier, his work was supervised by both CIRIMAT laboratory (CNRS/INPT/UT3 Paul Sabatier) and IRT Saint Exupéry. The high quality and the relevance of David’s thesis contributed to get significant results as a part of SURFINNOV project. THESIS[…]
IRT Saint Exupéry and Laplace Laboratory (CNRS/ENSEEIHT-INP Toulouse/UT3 Paul Sabatier) organised the 2017 IEEE Summer School on “Nanotelectronics technologies and devices – From basic principle to highly reliable applications” in July 10-14 at LAAS-CNRS (Toulouse), to promote interdisciplinary understanding of Space, Aeronautical, Defence, Nuclear, Transport, Automotive and Telecommunication Systems based on disruptive Nanotechnologies. About 50 participants attended this first edition which[…]
The IRT Saint Exupéry’s second PhDs’ day took place on July 7th on the Paul Sabatier University campus in Toulouse. It attracted around 150 participants. About a quarter of those taking part were academic or industrial IRT members. IRT Saint Exupéry PhD students have presented their work with various communication ways: 4 technical presentations during the plenary session,[…]
Samuel Leleu, PhD student in the IRT Saint-Exupéry and in the CIRIMAT laboratory (CNRS/INPT/Université Toulouse 3 Paul Sabatier), received one of the 4 “Poster” Prices by the French section of International Society of Electrochemistry during the last Days of electrochemistry (Bordeaux, June 26-29th) which gathers every two years the community of the French-speaking electrochemists. Hundred posters were presented. This award greets its excellent presentation in[…]
On 9 june 2017, Jonathan Bonnet became IRT Saint Exupéry’s 2nd PhD student to defend his PhD dissertation. Awarded by University of Toulouse III – Paul Sabatier, his work was supervised by both IRIT laboratory[1] (CNRS/INPT/UT3 Paul Sabatier/UT1 Capitol/UT2 Jean-Jaurès) and IRT Saint Exupéry.The high quality and the relevance of Jonathan’s thesis contributed to get significant results as a[…]
The characterisation platform for the more electrical aircraft domain at IRT Saint Exupéry has been expanded with the arrival of a new electric motor test bench to work in conjunction with hysteresisgraph purchased in 2015. It supports the ‘technology bricks’ sub-domain research into characterising and modelling electromagnetic losses. The idea is to improve the accuracy[…]