Windmills, cars, tubing, robotics and electronics call for lighter and more resistant materials, which are cheap and reusable. Can ordinary plastics become such a high-performance material? Yes! According to Ludwik Leibler, Renaud Nicolaÿ, and colleagues from the Soft Matter and Chemistry Laboratory
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Interview with Véronique Bellosta, Dean of Academic Programs.
In what way does an ESPCI education differ from that of other engineering schools?
For starters, ESPCI fosters a unique interdisciplinary approach. Our students acquire solid training in physics, chemistry and biology, which
For the first time ever, a team of scientists and clinicians led by the EU-funded researcher Mickael Tanter has managed to record the brain activity of a premature new-born baby during resting and during an epileptic seizure. Using a non-invasive ultrasound technology, this world premiere is a real
The Virgo collaboration and the LIGO Scientific Collaboration report the three-detector observation of gravitational waves. This result highlights the scientific potential of a global network of gravitational wave detectors, by delivering a better localization of the source and access to
Find out the joint interview between Marie-Christine Lemardeley, president of ESPCI Paris, and Jean-François Joanny, director of ESPCI.
ESPCI is an unusual example among french engineering schools.
JFJ: Indeed it is, and for several reasons. Our approach is novel in the world of