Training period in our laboratories

Laboratory experience within the UTT’s research center : Institut Charles Delaunay

• Get some laboratory experience within one of our 8 research teams:
• Get up to 30 ECTS credits;
• Take part in the daily activities of a research team;
• Spend time at one of France’s top engineering universities’ laboratories;
• Get personal supervision from a professor of UTT;
• Be involved in research activity that is linked to your studies;
• Begin any time of the year.

Discover the French culture and experience the everyday life of French students

All the UTT’s research activity is gathered within the Charles Delaunay Institute (ICD - 348 personnel including 130 permanent), whose excellence is recognized by the CNRS as a Joint Research Unit (UMR) .

ICD contributes through its international research projects and partnerships of excellence to UTT outreach. Evidence of this influence, the UTT displays 41% of its publications of international rank involving at least one foreign partner (source U-MultiRank).

The best example of excellent scientific cooperation is the work of the team of Nanotechnology and Optical Instrumentation (L2n), ranked A + team.

With 25 partnerships around the world, including 16 outside Europe, the L2n declines all forms of international cooperation: thesis cotutelle programs, stays of invited scientists (incoming and outgoing), participation in multi-country projects. The recent inauguration of a new state-of-the-art equipment, the "Nanomat" platform (nanocractisation and nanofabrication of materials for mechanics, optics, biology and agro-resources, member of the Renatech network) contributes to accentuate this trend. www.nanomat.eu/fr

• CREIDD (Interfaculty Sustainable Development Research Center) : Governance, outlook and risks; industrial and regional ecology; eco-design and environmental assessment.
• ERA (Autonomous Networks): Autonomous network management; autonomous network tools; autonomous network test and simulation platform; information system security and cyber-crime technology.
• GAMMA3 (Advanced Automatic Mesh Generation Techniques): Generic mesh generation algorithms; large-scale mesh generation and process optimization (speed, resources, etc); geometric modeling; adaptive computation and applications.
• LASMIS (Mechanical Systems and Concurrent Engineering): Residual stress engineering; virtual forming; integrated virtual engineering; development of innovative materials.
• LM2S (System Safety Modeling): System reliability and maintenance; system monitoring.
• L2n (Nanotechnology and Optical Instrumentation): Nanospectroscopy, instrumentation and nanosensing; nano-photochemistry and molecular plasmonics; micro and nanophotonics; nano-biophotonics; modeling and simulation of plasmonic surfaces nanofabrication and surface functionalization.
• LOSI (Industrial Systems Optimization): Production systems; logistics systems; production and logistics risk management.
• TechCICO (Cooperative Technologies for Innovation & Organizational Change): Computer-mediated communication; computer-assisted collaborative activities; knowledge-organization systems.