Framatome: A Technological Breakthrough in 3D Printing
In a world first, Framatome has just produced 3D-printed objects made of uranium-molybdenum and uranium-silicon at its CERCAC research and innovation laboratory. This manufacturing project was developed by Framatome’s R&D experts in close collaboration with UTBM. Learn more OUR LATEST NEWS
A UTBM Ph.D. student wins the “Young Researchers’ Awards” (GERG)
At the European Gas Technology Conference (EGATEC), held on June 14th and 15th in Hamburg, our PhD candidate Naguy Moussa – ICB-LERMPS – received the 2022 Young Researchers Award for his thesis: “Hydrogen sensor based on metal oxide semiconductor.” The main topics addressed during the conference were […]
UTAC Challenge 2022: The UTBM team from the CIAD laboratory wins second place in the Urban course!
On Thursday, May 12, 2022, the first edition of the UTAC Vehicle of the Future Challenge was held at the Linas-Montlhéry site. Organized under the auspices of and with the support of the Société des Ingénieurs de l’Automobile (SIA), this annual competition—open to student projects from universities, engineering schools, and technical colleges (IUTs) around the world—aims to […]
New publication from the Editorial Division, co-published with HEP Vaud
Edited by John Didier, Florence Quinche, and Thierry Dias. Co-published by UTBM and HEP Vaud. The term “artifact” refers to both an object and an artificial system, provided it is designed, manufactured, and used by humans. Due to its multidisciplinary nature, the artifact facilitates dialogue among researchers. This collective work offers perspectives […]
UTBM presents a 1/10-scale model of the P-51 Mustang to BA-116 in Luxeuil
Over the course of a semester, a group of eight fifth-year engineering students from UTBM spent 1,000 hours building a 1/10-scale model (1 m long). This iconic aircraft has returned to BA-116 in Luxeuil, where it was stationed in 1945 during the liberation operations. On Wednesday, April 6, an event took place […]
Symposium on Hydrogen and the Humanities and Social Sciences
Hydrogen & Humanities and Social Sciences Symposium Thursday, June 30, 2022, Lecture Hall I102, UTBM Belfort Campus Organized by the FEMTO-ST/RECITS Laboratory – UMR CNRS 6174, UBFC Belfort-Montbéliard University of Technology For more information: Catherine CUISANCE 03 84 58 32 71 Free admission with registration Program and directions 8:30 a.m. Welcome 9:00 a.m. Introduction to the seminar 9:15 a.m. Does history repeat itself? […]
Conference – Industrial Heritage and Historic Materials in the Context of the Ecological Transition
Industrial Heritage and Historic Materials in the Context of the Ecological Transition: Introduction In the context of the energy transition and the growing interest in reusing existing buildings, assessing the properties and performance of materials in the built heritage is essential for proposing renovation solutions tailored to existing structures. While these solutions must comply with […]
UTBM is designing and participating in the time capsule project launched by the prefecture
The UTBM community is proud to have designed and created the time capsule for the Belfort Territory Prefecture, which was sealed for 100 years yesterday, and is deeply honored to have been invited to place two items inside it: the UTBM medal, engraved with our motto—“A Different Perspective on the World”—[…]
Belfort e-TECH is a winner of the “Sustainable City Demonstrators” call for expressions of interest
This project, led by Grand Belfort, the University of Technology of Belfort-Montbéliard, Enedis, and TANDEM.IMMO, aims to create France’s first and largest renewable energy community (CER), with a photovoltaic generation capacity of 3.3 MWp, combined with energy storage solutions based on batteries and green hydrogen. […]
Patrick the Plastic is bowing out to make way for Stanislas the Mug!
As part of the eco-friendly initiative UTBM has been pursuing for several years, disposable cups are being phased out in favor of your personal cups, mugs, and water bottles. Starting April 4, there will be no more disposable cups on UTBM campuses! To kick off this initiative, we invite staff and students […]