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The future ENS Paris-Saclay takes shape
14/02/2018
Construction of the new ENS Paris-Saclay campus began in 2017. The North, South, East and West…
A new Franco-Tunisian college for support with teaching experimental science
09/02/2018
As part of Emmanuel Macron’s presidential visit to Tunisia, a framework agreement was signed on 1…
The digital invasion in the workplace
30/01/2018
At a recent conference, the ENS Alumni association and its guest participants questioned the…
An international Christmas event
22/12/2017
On Decembre 19, 2017, all international students at ENS Paris-Saclay were cordially invited to a…
Privacy in Security Protocols : a formal and automated analysis
08/12/2017
The information society we belong to heavily relies on secure information exchanges by using…
A facility to lead the way in additive manufacturing
30/11/2017
Large-scale additive manufacturing comes to the LURPA laboratory (Automated Production Research…
sENS de l'Art: arts over the passage of time
17/11/2017
This year, the Sens de l'Art festival will run from 4 to 10 December. The festival aims to…
Malcom Buckle - ENS Paris-Saclay
"Macromolecules and biosensors" in maturation project grants awarded by SATT Paris-Saclay
10/11/2017
Along with Claude Noguès, Malcolm Buckle, LBPA Director (ENS Paris-Saclay) and CNRS Research…
ENS Paris-Saclay innovates with composition and sound art workshops
09/11/2017
ENS Paris-Saclay has added an artistic dimension to its degree programme with two composition and…
Future garden ENS Paris-Saclay
Living environment: ENS Paris-Saclay design wins a Fimbacte Trophy
06/11/2017
Renzo Piano Building Workshop's architectural design for the future ENS Paris-Saclay buildings…
© JP Couette - ENS Paris-Saclay
Distinctions for two leading young chemists
26/10/2017
Two alumnae of the ENS Paris-Saclay Chemistry Department have been recognized for their research:…
Digiscope - Shiva
Science at the box office: Mission Digiscope
10/10/2017
If research were a movie, what would its trailer look like? A CNRS series broadcast in…