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Aerosol therapy: An ex vivo model of lungs
Digital, Health, In the NewsA researcher in Health Engineering at Mines Saint-Étienne, Jérémie Pourchez, and his colleagues at the Saint-Étienne University Hospital, have developed an ex vivo model of lungs to help improve medical aerosol therapy devices. An advantage…

Bone implants to stimulate bone regeneration
Health, In the News, MaterialsMines Saint-Étienne's Centre for Biomedical and Healthcare Engineering (CIS) seeks to improve healthcare through innovations in engineering. David Marchat, a materials researcher at CIS, is working on developing calcium phosphate-based biomaterials.…

An “electronic nose” analyzes people’s breath to help sniff out diseases
Health, In the News, MaterialsIn partnership with IMT Atlantique, a team of researchers at IMT Lille Douai have developed a device which can measure the level of ammonia in someone’s breath. The aim of the artificial nose is to use this device to create a personalized…

Mendeleev: The history of a table
In the News, Scientific literacy2019 marks the 150th anniversary of the periodic table of elements. To celebrate this anniversary, the Mines ParisTech Library and Mineralogy Museum have teamed up to create the exhibition Before Mendeleev: Genesis of a Table, on view until…

Do mobile apps for kids respect privacy rights?
Digital, In the News, Society, UncategorizedThe number of mobile applications for children is rapidly increasing. An entire market segment is taking shape to reach this target audience. Just like adults, the personal data issue applies to these younger audiences. Grazia Cecere, a researcher…

Robots on their best behavior in the factory of the future
Digital, Europe EN, In the NewsA shorter version of this article was published in the monthly magazine Acteurs du franco-allemand, as part of an editorial partnership.
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Robots must learn to communicate better if they want to…

Optics as a key to understanding rogue waves
Energy & environment, In the NewsRogue waves are powerful waves that erupt suddenly. They are rare, but destructive. Above all, they are unpredictable. Surprisingly, researchers have been able to better understand these fascinating waves by studying similar phenomena in fiber…

Fine against Facebook: How the American FTC transformed itself into “super CNIL”
Digital, In the News, SocietyArticle written in partnership with The Conversation
Winston Maxwell, Télécom Paris – Institut Mines-Télécom
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[dropcap]T[/dropcap]he US consumer protection regulator has issued a record…

An autonomous contact lens to improve human vision
Digital, Health, In the NewsTwo teams from IMT Atlantique and Mines Saint-Étienne have developed an autonomous contact lens which is powered by an integrated flexible micro-battery. This invention is a world first that opens new health prospects, whilst also opening the door for scientists to develop other human-machine interfaces.

20 terms for understanding quantum technology
Digital, In the News, Scientific literacyQuantum mechanics is central to much of the technology we use every day. But what exactly is it? The 11th Fondation Mines-Télécom booklet explores the origins of quantum technology, revealing its practical applications by offering a better…

CloudButton: Big Data in one click
Digital, Europe EN, In the NewsLaunched in January 2019 for a three-year period, the European H2020 project CloudButton seeks to democratize Big Data by drastically simplifying its programming model. To achieve this, the project relies on a new cloud service that frees the…

Data brokers: the middlemen running the markets
Digital, In the News, SocietyOver the past 5 years, major digital technology stakeholders have boosted the data broker business. These middlemen collect and combine masses of traces that consumers leave online. They then offer them to the companies of their choice in exchange…

Interactions Materials-Microorganisms
In the News, Scientific literacyThis book is devoted to biocolonization, the biodeterioration of materials and possible improvements in their performance. Many materials age according to their use and their environment. The presence of microorganisms can then lead to biodeterioration.…

Servitization of products: towards a value-creating economy
Digital, In the News, Industry, SocietyBusinesses are increasingly turning towards selling the use of their products. This shift in business models affects SMEs and major corporations alike. In practice, this has an impact on all aspects of a company's organization, from its design…

Data sharing: an important issue for the agricultural sector
Digital, In the NewsAgriculture is among the sectors most affected by digital transition, given the amount of data it possesses. But for the industry to benefit from its full potential, it must be able to find a sound business model for sharing this data. Anne-Sophie…

Marine oil pollution detected from space
Digital, Energy & environment, In the NewsWhether it is due to oil spills or cleaning out of tanks at sea, radar satellites can detect any oil slick on the ocean’s surface. Over 15 years ago, René Garello and his team from IMT Atlantique worked on the first proof of concept for this…

What is the social and solidarity economy?
In the News, Scientific literacy, Society, What's?The social and solidarity economy (SSE) encompasses organizations that seek to respond to human problems through responsible solutions. Far from being an epiphenomenon, the SSE accounts for a significant share of the economy both in France and…

What happens to nanoparticles when they become waste?
Energy & environment, In the NewsFor the past twenty years, industry sectors across the board have been producing a wide range of nanomaterials. They have developed rapidly and with little in the way of regulation. This has led to a regulatory vacuum when it comes to the end-of-life…

ALGIMEL, a ‘marine’ polystyrene
Energy & environment, In the NewsIn the future, materials will not only need to be more efficient; it will also be essential that they are environmentally friendly. With this in mind, researchers from IMT Mines Alès who specialize in bio-sourced materials are working on this…

When healthcare professionals form communities through digital technology
Digital, Health, In the NewsDigital technology is shaking up the healthcare world. Among its other uses, it can help break isolation and facilitate online interactions in both the private and professional spheres. Can these virtual interactions help form a collective structure…

When microorganisms attack or repair materials
In the News, MaterialsSome microorganisms can seriously damage structures made of concrete or stone, leading to billions of euros in damage. Others, on the contrary, have a positive effect as they are able to heal micro-cracks.
They are microscopic, but…

Good in Tech: a chair to put responsibility and ethics into innovation
Digital, In the News, SocietyOn September 12, the Good in Tech chair was launched with the aim of making digital innovations more responsible and ethical. The chair is supported by the Institut Mines-Télécom Business School, the School of Management and Innovation at…

The new competition issues raised by access to data in the digital economy
Digital, In the News, SocietyPatrick Waelbroeck, Télécom Paris – Institut Mines-Télécom and Antoine Dubus, Télécom Paris – Institut Mines-Télécom
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[dropcap]I[/dropcap]n the digital economy, data is king. While…

When plants help us fight pollution
Energy & environment, In the NewsTo help reduce or stabilize soil and water pollution, plants provide a rather effective yet inexpensive solution. They must be implemented on a case-by-case basis and could be used in a wide variety of sites.
According to the French…