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The floor is given to PhD students and young doctors. They present their work by answering 3 questions.

In order to promote its visibility and reputation both nationally and internationally, UPHF cooperates with its partner universities on cross-disciplinary projects related to educational innovation and the use of digital technology for the success of its students.

The platform  is dedicated to the morphological exploration and analysis of surfaces from decimeter to nanometer scales.

The members of CERAMATHS - DMATHS give talks at local secondary schools, and organize meetings at universities, for students, their teachers and sometimes the general public.

The Université Polytechnique Hauts-de-France and INSA Hauts-de-France, one of its component establishments, have just been awarded the national label Développement Durable & Responsabilité Sociétale* (DD&RS), a distinction that recognizes higher education and research establishments resolutely committed to ecological and social transition.

The 3rd edition of "La recherche Scientifique au féminin" took place on November 29.

The event, organized by the Parité-Egalité Commission of LAMIH UMR CNRS 8201, brought together no fewer than 186 students from INSA Hauts-de-France as well as male and female researchers from LAMIH.

Scientific research in the mechanical engineering department revolves around two main themes associated with 5 scientific activities: MFVSI and MSPRO.

Clap of the end for the Créathon 2022! After 4 intense days, our third-year engineering students were able to present their projects during the Friday morning defense before the 4 best projects were called back for the presentation in front of the Grand Jury that very afternoon.

But before we tell you about the winners, let's a quick recap of this second edition of the Creathon!

The COMNUM group's specificities focus on mastering signal processing techniques implemented at the physical layer and at the receiver level in digital communications systems.

The scientific event attracted more than 150 visitors and rewarded a dozen doctoral students.