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New book by Nicolas BALUTET and Edwige CAMP published by le bord de l'eau

"This course will provide me with the missing component in my career: research"

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.

Historically, the department is structured into two themes: CIS "Cooperating Intelligent Systems" and ROC "Robustness & complexity" depending on the type of complexity considered.

The ROC theme considers a first type of complexity intrinsic to the system, and the SIC theme, a second type arising from interaction and cooperation between intelligent entities. The difference between the two themes lies mainly in the tools implemented to apprehend this complexity: in ROC the focus is mainly at the operational level, with tools coming from control theory and observation of dynamic systems, whereas in SIC the focus is rather at a decision-making level, with tools for knowledge modeling, classification, event-driven simulation and optimization.

The ROC theme considers a first type of complexity intrinsic to the system, and the SIC theme a second type coming from the interaction and cooperation between intelligent entities.

Romain Boittiaux, a student in the STAPS Activité Physique Adaptée et Santé (APAS) degree program, was awarded a Bourse Handicap Inclusion on December 16, 2024 by the Fondation Partenariale Polytechnique Hauts-de-France for his project in the presence of University President Abdelhakim Artiba and his tutor Guillaume RICHARD, STAPS Sports Director at IT2S.

Study day organized by Nicolas BALUTET and Edwige CAMP-PIETRAIN

Friday, November 18, 2022 starting at 9:30 a.m.

Conference room - Campus des Tertiales

The Maubeuge campus has been present on the territory of the Maubeuge - Val de Sambre Agglomeration Community since 1988. It is organized around 2 training components, a research laboratory and a university library. The campus welcomes about 300 students each year and 50 teachers, teacher-researchers and BIATSS staff work there daily.

This year, for the 7th edition of Olympic and Paralympic Week 2023 from Ministry of National Education and Youth and Paris 2024, we were fortunate enough to host swimmer Cyrielle Duhamel, a medal hopeful in swimming at the Paris 2024 Olympics.

Her visit to our offices first of all gave rise to an inspiring 1.5-hour audience during which nearly 250 STAPS students (specialized in swimming and/or high-level athletes from the university) were able to learn more about the career path of this professional sportswoman and ask some questions.

Then, the young champion made an intervention during a master course on physical and mental preparation.

Thank you to Thierry REVAUX for the organization of this beautiful event that allowed a nice exchange between our students and a high level sportswoman.

To find out more 👉

https://www.vousnousils.fr/2023/04/13/reportage-cyrielle-duhamel-a-la-s…

https://www.va-infos.fr/2023/04/03/cyrielle-duhamel-lance-la-semaine-ol…