Innovation through Physics and Engineering

Research

Scientific excellence at EIPHI

Mainly powered by 7 renowned French research labs (FEMTO-ST, ICB, IMB, LmB, ImViA, UTINAM and ICMUB) and their associated partners, EIPHI graduate school is willing to develop its excellence in research focused on the development of innovative Smart systems.

The EIPHI scientific project is resolutely based on a top-down systemic vision combining at best research, technology, industrial development and societal impact well identified at the European level: Efficiency, Safety and Security, Well-being and Information society.

It combines both the development of multidisciplinary demonstrators and high-risky challenges dealing with:

EIPHI Research program is structured around 3 main topics:

Adaptive Architectures, Advanced Materials & Processes

Six research projects have been launched for the period 2020-2023, strongly supported by the Région Bourgogne-Franche Comté, as well as the ERDF Bourgogne:

CALYPSO

CAVHYTATION

DECOLAIR

MICROFIB

NUCLE

TRAVELER

Monitoring & Prediction of complex systems

Nine research projects have been launched for the period 2020-2023, strongly supported by the Région Bourgogne-Franche Comté, as well as the ERDF Bourgogne:

BIACOUSTIC

DNA Heritage

EITAG

GHOST

ML-FIAB

NPs@EVs

PADICS

StochSched

ULYSSE

Compact, active and agile information processing devices

Four research projects have been launched for the period 2020-2023, strongly supported by the Région Bourgogne-Franche Comté, as well as the ERDF Bourgogne:

CELSIUS

CIPPIC

SPUTNIK

SMILE

TQ BFC PART 1

TQ BFC PART 2

TQ BFC PART 3

The dynamic course of the project is largely sustained by chairs of excellence, worldwide academic and industrial partnerships, active training and valorization actions towards a wide range of markets: mobility aerospace, defence, health and food, environment, energy, smart factory, telecoms, information processing and internet of things.

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These projects have received funding from the Région Bourgogne Franche-Comté and the ERDF Bourgogne