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[…]
On 3 April 2017, Cédric Abadie became IRT Saint Exupéry’s first PhD student to defend his PhD dissertation. Awarded by University of Toulouse III – Paul Sabatier, his work was supervised by both Laplace Laboratory[1] (CNRS/INP-ENSEEIHT/UT3 Paul Sabatier) and IRT Saint Exupéry. This highly promising research has resulted in the creation of a new digital tool for non-intrusive[…]
In the face of strict regulatory requirements for aircraft and helicopters regarding the risks of impacts, manufacturers are coming up with specially adapted designs and using stronger materials. The Clément Ader Institute (ICA) along with two of its affiliated institutions ISAE-SUPAERO and University of Toulouse III Paul Sabatier, Airbus and IRT Saint Exupéry have decided to join forces, bringing together their equipment[…]
The RTRA[1] STAE (science and technology for aeronautics and space) is a network of 40 laboratories based in the Occitanie region, with 233 researchers and engineers recruited for projects including 152 post-doctorate research projects since its creation in 2007. Its new director François Vernadat (LAAS-CNRS) who has taken over from Yvan Ségui presented these figures at its annual meeting last autumn.[…]
Since the association of IRTs was created: The French Institutes of Technology (FIT), scientific cooperation are going on between IRTs. First iconic project deals with Additive Manufacturing where a 64 million euros program is to be launched within the end of 2016 and the beginning of 2017. 4 IRTs: IRT Jules Verne, IRT M2P, IRT Saint Exupéry[…]
From September 2014 to December 2016, the INGEQUIP project was conducted at the IRT Saint Exupéry in Toulouse thanks to the contribution of six industrial companies, five technology providers, and four academic institutions. The common objective was to propose and exploit innovative technologies for the design, the verification, and the validation of aeronautical, automotive, and space equipments. During this[…]
The 11th edition of the international conference IEEE NMDC (Nanotechnology Materials and Devices Conference) 2016 was held in Toulouse from 9th to 12th October. This multidisciplinary conference brought together more than 150 scientists and engineers from 26 countries, physicists, chemists, biologists, engineers and technologists from the industrial and academic worlds and working on the synthesis, properties, integration and industrial applications of[…]
Arts et Métiers and IRT Saint Exupéry celebrated the opening of a new 8,600 square-metre workspace at the Bordeaux-Talence Arts et Métiers campus on July 4th, along with 150 guests. This facility is dedicated to hosting high tech companies (major industrial groups as well as SMEs) working in partnership on technical innovation and training in the[…]
On Monday, the 13th of June 2016, IRT Saint Exupéry collaborated with Technical Competences Community – Image and Signal Processing (CCT TSI) from National Center for Space Studies (CNES) to organize a forum on future « 5G technologies – spatial segment ». These days, 5th generation of mobile communication network (« 5G ») strongly focused the attention of telecommunications[…]