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Mohamed DIOUF, a doctoral student in the Control Systems at LAMIH, will publicly defend his dissertation titled “Toward Shared Control Between Humans and ‘Intelligent’ Vehicles.”

Participate in the Mentoring Afterwork, on Thursday November 6, 2025 from 6pm at IMTD (Campus Le Mont Houy). A privileged moment to encourage exchanges between professionals and students.

The TRAMM project aims to study the translation of musical works using a multimodal approach that integrates all the constituent dimensions of these works: text, voice, music, and sound engineering. This perspective aims to move beyond an analysis focused exclusively on linguistic issues in order to examine the interactions between the various modalities involved in the creation, performance, and reception of translated musical works.

Participate in the Mentoring Afterwork, on Thursday November 6, 2025 from 6pm at IMTD (Campus Le Mont Houy). A privileged moment to encourage exchanges between professionals and students.

Participate in the Mentoring Afterwork, on Thursday November 6, 2025 from 6pm at IMTD (Campus Le Mont Houy). A privileged moment to encourage exchanges between professionals and students.

Sustainable and Transparent Battery Lifecycle Management Through Enhanced Data Tracking and Respect for User Privacy in Electric Vehicles

The purpose of this disciplinary seminar is to present the most recent work by LARSH economists and to invite external colleagues with recognized expertise in LARSH’s research areas.

Moderated by Kazuma Yamashiro, Professor of Private Law at the University of Tokyo

Each year, the Institut Universitaire de France (IUF) awards 200 faculty members a five-year term, which includes a reduced teaching load and dedicated funding. Florent Masson, a professor of private law at UPHF and one of the recipients, shares his tips for maximizing your chances.