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Youcef Imine's HDR thesis entitled "Trust in emerging technologies"

On September 2 and 3, 2024, the Université Polytechnique Hauts-de-France (UPHF) was honored to welcome a delegation from Politeknik Negeri Bali (PNB), led by Mr. I Nyoman Abdi, Director of the institution.
This meeting marks a key stage in the strengthening of ties between our institutions, with ambitions for academic collaborations in the fields of tourism, business and new technologies.

On Thursday, February 2, 2023, INSA Hauts-de-France organized a conference around women in industry with our partner Renault Electricity.

This conference, dedicated to our female students, was an opportunity for them to come and meet and exchange with Chrystelle Buisset, Julie Mercier, Anne Frédérique Garriou or Diane Ranvier.

On the program:

- Presentation of the Renault Electricity group

- The importance of working on gender diversity within Renault Electricity

- Making the industry more attractive to women

- Giving women a voice

- Testimonials and Q&A

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.

The student and campus life contribution enables the creation, consolidation and reinforcement of actions dedicated to student and campus life within the university.

200 student-entrepreneurs worked on the theme of "Disability and Technology"

The Civil Engineering division of the Mechanical Engineering department at INSA Hauts-de-France is inviting its students to take part in a conference organized in partnership with Aulnoy-Lez-Valenciennes town hall. An event, entitled "Se rencontrer pour raconter son territoire", which will take place on Thursday, November 21, 2024 from 9:30am to 12pm, in the amphithéâtre 500, Bâtiment Matisse, on the Mont Houy campus.

Based on the figure of the "occupant", taken here as a full-fledged "actor" in energy renovation approaches based on biobased materials (hemp concrete), the Pecquenchanvre project aims to question, objectify and explain perceptual changes, particularly those relating to comfort, among occupants of renovated housing. This in a broad temporal perspective including the "before-during-after" sequence of the work.

Complex systems evolve in a dynamic context and encounter different types of disturbances and uncertainties involving various resources and entities that interact with each other. Our aim is to ensure and improve the robustness and resilience of these systems, two key concepts in our work.