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Two years after the École Polytechnique made five strong commitments to sustainable development, further progress has been made in their implementation.
The future Mechanics Pole of the Institut Polytechnique de Paris (IP Paris), with a surface area of more than 10,000 m2, will bring together the solid mechanics, hydrodynamics and living mechanics research laboratories of the École Polytechnique and ENSTA Paris. It is part of the campus master plan adopted at the end of 2020.
École Polytechnique and Google Arts & Culture are teaming up to make available to the general public for the first time a unique collection of nearly 2,000 pieces from scientific, historical, and artistic collections from l'X, retracing more than 226 years of existence.
Two teams of students from l’X ranked respectively 4th and 6th at the prestigious Southwestern Europe Regional Contest (SWERC) 2020-2021 organized by the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) and hosted online by Institut Polytechnique de Paris.
On January 26th and 27th, 2000 students and more than 110 companies, schools and universities met online using the Seekube platform for the 28th edition of the X-Forum, a unique networking opportunity.
In 2020, École Polytechnique fulfilled its ambitious commitments to make sustainable development a strategic priority. It succeeded in making sustainable development a common purpose for its whole community.
École Polytechnique has drawn a master plan for the future development of its campus to improve the living environment and work experience of its whole community and to further enhance its attractiveness.
After the successful launch of the new academic year and an effctive reinforcement of sanitary measures to cope with the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, École Polytechnique is coping with a new lockdown, in accordance with government directives, thanks to the lessons learned during the spring.
After a successful start of the new academic year, the worsening of the health situation had led the School to switch all programs online from September 21 for two weeks. The improvement observed made it possible to resume partial on-campus teaching.
From October 18 to 23, students at École Polytechnique devote a week to create awareness and take steps to counter the environmental challenge as part of the 13th edition of Sustainable Development Week at l’X (SDDX).
Fully bilingual (French-English), the event is open to the general public. This year’s virtual Open Day gives the unique opportunity to discover École Polytechnique in a new way and envision your future studies on campus!
One of the top student of her batch, Kayo Yin says she “barely knew anything” about Computer Science before starting her Bachelor of Science at Ecole Polytechnique, but three years later, she is the winner of the prestigious 2020 Global Undergraduate Awards in computer science for her thesis on “Sign Language Translation with Transformers”.
All programs (Bachelor, Cycle ingénieur, MSc&T, Masters) will switch to online form starting Monday September 21, for the next two weeks. The situation will be reassessed at the end of this period.
École Polytechnique, which has ensured operational continuity across all its missions during the lockdown period, has prepared throughout the summer for a successful start of the new academic year.
A team of X18 students participating in the REXUS/BEXUS program sent their experimental project in a stratospheric balloon to the edge of space to see what it could teach us about the planet Venus. What do the results show about using similar techniques to probe Venus and help us learn more about the solar system?
