Stéphanie Brunet

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Biomimicry, Biomimetics, Biologically Inspired Design : much more than inspiration By Camila Freitas There are many human inventions which were inspired by observations of the living (and non-living) systems that surround us. The systematic study of the systems of nature with the aim of helping engineers has started to receive greater interest since the 60s:

Journée d’études Réconcilier entreprise et société ; Engagements, gouvernances et statuts (16 Décembre 2013)   Le 16 décembre dernier a eu lieu, à l’École des Mines et sous le haut patronage du Conseil Général de l’Économie, une journée d’étude sur le thème « Réconcilier entreprise et société : Engagements, gouvernances et statuts ». Cette journée, organisée par Blanche Segrestin,

Prof. Mats Lundqvist is Professor in management at Chalmers University, in Göteborg, Sweden. He is the director of the Chalmers School of Entrepreneurship, as well as the head of the Management of Organization Renewal and Entrepreneurship (MORE) division. The relationship between the Management department of Chalmers is a longlasting one and the team from the

Meet the Chair: An Industrial Sponsor Interview of Manuel GRUSON, 3DS Strategy Director at DASSAULT SYSTEMES By Kenza EL QAOUMI Can you describe your activities within DASSAULT SYSTEMES? I am responsible of the Strategy within DASSAULT SYSTEMES.  My role is to detect, prioritize and plan the moves that will help the company disruptively reinvent itself and

By Pierre-Antoine Arrighi – pa@aniwaa.com From http://www.aniwaa.com/science-medicine/ 3D printing is a manufacturing technique using a repetitive process of disposing layers after layers, it offers a great flexibility on the type of objects you can build, which can actually be very complex and detailed: much like a human organ for instance. Of course, scientists are now able

IPDM Conference (June 2013)