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In March 2016, École Polytechnique has hosted students from the University of Tokyo and from Columbia University. During their stay on campus, the students from Japan and the USA partnered with students from l’X to participate to a unique cross-cultural experience: a 48-hour Tricontinental Hackathon sponsored by Valeo.
The MIT Technology Review awarded on Wednesday, April 13th, its prestigious Innovation award, distinguishing the best 10 Innovators Under 35 in France. Among them, Franz Bozsak, President and Founder of Instent, a spin-off of École Polytechnique.
The Cisco Paris Innovation and Research Lab (PIRL) holds its first annual symposium jointly organized by Cisco and École Polytechnique on March 7th and 8th, 2016.
A forum on entrepreneurship in Africa took place on Friday, February 26th, 2016 at École Polytechnique. This forum, organized by the student association X-Afrique, focused on two themes: digital innovation and energy.
Every six months, École Polytechnique accelerator recruits a new class of startups to help them in their development. Business creators from all backgrounds can apply now and until February 29th, 2016. An "Open Doors" day is organized at the accelerator on February 5th.
From December 5 to 14, twelve students from the Cabinet Start-Up, École Polytechnique's student organization dedicated to entrepreneurship, took a trip to New York City, where they were greeted at Columbia University by students from the Columbia Organization of Rising Entrepreneurs (CORE).
Two PhD students from École Polytechnique created SourceLAB, a start-up developping revolutionary particle accelerators based on laser-plasma technology. François Sylla, one of the two founders, talks us about SourceLAB in "Entrepreneur profiles".
École Polytechnique now has a new Academic Department for Innovation Management and Entrepreneurship. Florence Charue-Duboc, Professor at l’X and CNRS Research Director, is the Head of this Department.
To challenge its entrepreneurship and innovation strategy, l’X now has a Board of experienced entrepreneurs representing by themselves more than 20 startups, 5 of which have been launched on NASDAQ, for a market capitalization exceeding $ 50 billion.
The start-up Auxivia, supported by X –UP, École Polytechnique accelerator, is one of the 15 winners of the "French IoT" competition organized by La Poste. Auxivia will participate from January 6 to 9, 2016 in Las Vegas CES with some other finalists including Air Serenity, another start-up from l’X.
The President of France came to see students and startuppers at École Polytechnique on 17 September 2015 on the occasion of his visit on the Saclay Plateau.
Two students from École Polytechnique created FeetMe, a solution to restore diabetic patients’ foot sensitivity via a connected object. Alexis Mathieu, one of the two founders, tells us about FeetMe in "Entrepreneur profiles".
Auxivia is one of the four start-ups hosted at École Polytechnique accelerator, X-Up, which was launched in April. This start-up aims at marketing its first product, a connected glass for the seniors, next year.
Two start-ups related to l'X, Instent and Padam, were awarded prizes in the "Healthcare" and "Transport & Mobility" categories of the "Hello Tomorrow Challenge". The la finale took place on 25 and 26 June at the Cité des Sciences et de l’Industrie de la Villette in Paris.
