The RIVERS project launched in May 2019 with the Université de Nantes and Siemens Gamesa has recently come to an end. The main objective of this project was to study the feasibility of adapting and implementing a solution for structural health monitoring of a composite offshore wind turbine blade, based on the Digital Image Correlation (DIC) technique. The mains results are as follows: - Adaptation of DIC for the detection of defaults, automatic generation of alerts and real-time...
The Jules Verne Institute has established itself in the European research landscape and continues its progress by winning 6 new projects selected within the framework of the European Union's Horizon Europe framework programme. Furthermore, for the first time, the Jules Verne Institute will lead a European research project as coordinating institution. The Institute ranks 8th among all French institutions in terms of European funding under the "industry" theme in 2022. Nantes, 15 September 2022 - Jules Verne Institute intensified...
So much emotion! July 11, 2022 marked the arrival of our employees in the NAUTILUS, our new workplace in the heart of the manufacturing campus in the southwest of Nantes Metropole. A 7,000m2 building - including 4,000m2 of technological space - dedicated to industrial innovation. Focus on the entrance of the employees in the premises On the program of that beautiful day: entering the buildings with music & sun, convivial moments, discovery of the offices with a rally...
15
September
2022
Business meetingPlace : Saint Herblain
The IRT Jules Verne team will be present on "Printemps de la recherche 2022"
