UTC / CNRS

Founded in 1981 and associated with the CNRS from the start, the mission of the UTC-Heudiasyc research unit is to carry out research into automation, decision-making, imaging and computing, taking human factors into account.

UTC / CNRS

Studies carried out by the UTC-BMBI laboratory address questions of living matter mechanics and health engineering.

UTC / CNRS / UPJV

The research activities carried out at GEC are centered on the premise that solutions to scientific challenges are present in Nature. They combine three main approaches: utilization of bioresources, bioinspiration and biomimicry.

UTC / ESCOM

The team behind TIMR stands at the crossroads between practice and knowledge in process engineering and chemistry, and is oriented towards the objective of value-adding to agro-resources, in an overall strategy of sustainable development.

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The UTC Roberval Laboratory promotes the development of innovative computational and experimental protocols and tools for reliable and robust analysis-based design, of mechanical engineering systems and structures.

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The general emphasis of the research carried out by the Avenues team relates to multi-scale and multi- physics modelling of built up spaces, adopting varying systemic and pluridisciplinary computer aided decision approaches to propose planning decisions and projects to achieve sustainable cities.

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The UTC-Costech Laboratory is a pluridisciplinary research unit where research scientists work on the triple interface “Man, Technology, Society” for the purpose of describing scientifically, analysing, modelling and the design of tooled interactions in complex social, technical situations.

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LMAC is a transdisciplinary research unit specialised in inverse problems, stochastic processes, digital analysis, statistics and reliability, which is a set of problems that depend on societal challenges with industrial or socio-economic partners.

La Fédération de Recherche Mathématique des Hauts-de-France (FMHF, FR2037 du CNRS) vise à fédérer les compétences en mathématiques fondamentales et appliquées, et à créer ainsi un pôle de recherche fort, doté d’une forte visibilité nationale et internationale.

La Fédération de Recherche et d'Animation pour la Transition dans les Transports et la Mobilité (FRA3733) joue un rôle essentiel dans le secteur des transports et de la mobilité, dans un contexte régional où les transports et la logistique constituent une filière clé de l’économie locale. Elle vise à fédérer les compétences des laboratoires, développer les synergies interdisciplinaires, mutualiser les moyens humains et matériels, favoriser les interactions entre les acteurs de la recherche et le monde industriel.