The aviation industry is at a turning point, driven by the urgency of addressing its environmental impact. As global concerns about climate change rise, the focus on sustainability has never been more critical. Aeronautical engineers are at the forefront of this transformation, developing innovative technologies to help reduce aviation’s carbon footprint.
ESILV demonstrated its commitment to innovation and transdisciplinary collaboration through groundbreaking research at the ASME IMECE 2024 Conference in Portland, Oregon. Swaminath Venkateswaran, professor and researcher at ESILV, presented two groundbreaking research papers at the prestigious ASME IMECE 2024 Conference in Portland, Oregon. This transdisciplinary work carried out in collaboration with colleagues and students from […]
The world is at a turning point where sustainability isn’t just a lofty ideal; it’s an essential ingredient for the future of modern industries. From rethinking materials to reimagining entire supply chains, businesses seek solutions that blend innovation with environmental stewardship. The professionals stepping up to meet these demands are those equipped with the tools […]
The Bloomberg Global Trading Challenge 2024 marked another milestone for ESILV’s Financial Engineering major. A team of fifth-year financial engineering students demonstrated their advanced trading skills, ranking among the top performers globally in Europe and France. Competing in a field of 2,520 teams and over 13,000 participants worldwide, the team achieved: 8th place in Europe […]
Imagine You’re walking into a medical facility, and a robot with a 99% accuracy rate is diagnosing patients. Meanwhile, your bank alerts you to potential fraud before you know something’s wrong. It sounds like science fiction, but these innovations are already happening, thanks to AI and software engineering.
Professor-researcher and multimedia artist Xiao Xiao delivered an inviting talk in the CHIME seminar series, an EPSRC-funded initiative focused on Music and Human-Computer Interaction (HCI). Her presentation, “Tuning into Intangibility: Lessons for HCI from Theremin Learning,” explored how her experiences mastering the Theremin—a touchless electronic instrument—have informed her research in HCI. Xiao Xiao’s CHIME seminar […]
As global challenges intensify, so does the demand for creative, environmentally savvy professionals equipped to redesign the future. Eco-design has quickly emerged as one of the most impactful sectors, offering MSc graduates fulfilling careers and the chance to lead sustainable transformation.
Ahmed Azough, a professor-researcher at ESILV, co-directed a significant contribution to medical education research. Entitled “Virtual Reality in Medical Education: Effectiveness of the Immersive Virtual Anatomy Laboratory (IVAL) Compared to Traditional Learning Approaches,” this study was published in the Elsevier journal “Displays”. It aims to examine the impact of immersive virtual reality tools in enhancing […]
For students who dream of studying in France but want to navigate their academic journey in English, the search for top-tier engineering schools that offer adequate MSc programs has been at an all-time high. These schools provide an ideal balance of top-tier education, global exposure, and practical expertise, all within one of the world’s most […]
In a representation of ESILV’s pioneering approach to Industry 4.0 and intelligent data analysis, Professor Researcher Zhiqiang Wang recently presented his research at the 4th International DigiTwin Conference in Milan. His presentation, titled “Intelligent Failure Analysis for Industry 4.0 Based on Multimodal Data: Progress and Challenges”, delved into the latest advancements and hurdles in using […]
When considering an MSc program in France, particularly at a prestigious school like ESILV, you’ll likely encounter a specific requirement: Bac+4. While this may sound unfamiliar to international students, understanding the Bac+4 qualification is essential for anyone eager to join a French master’s program.
Arielle NDA, an engineering student at ESILV has embarked on a transformative journey as a junior researcher at Omini, a pioneering company in bioelectronics. Specializing in MedTech & Health, Arielle has spent her work-study experience honing her medical technology and sensor development expertise, especially in Organic Electrochemical Transistors (OECT) for biosensors. Through her role, she […]