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ANNUAL REPORT 2020 ENSTA BRETAGNE ANNUAL REPORT 2020 REPORT ANNUAL BRETAGNE ENSTA P 2020 ANNUAL REPORT 2020 ENSTA BRETAGNE ANNUAL REPORT REPORT ANNUAL BRETAGNE ENSTA p. 3 • Edito p. 4 COVID-19 TREMENDOUS EFFORTS p. 6 MEMORABLE MOMENTS AND AWARDS p. 8 MISSIONS & AMBITIONS Antoine Bouvier, Head of Strategy, Mergers & Acquisitions and Public Affairs at Airbus, "godparent" of the 2021 cohort (October 2020). p. 9 • An original, pioneering school for the defense, maritime and innovative industries p. 10 • Our missions p. 12 • Our fields of excellence p. 17 • Global standing p. 18 • A school geared towards hi-tech companies p. 19 • Our partners and networks p. 20 TRAINING p. 21 • Edito p. 22 • Training engineers and experts p. 24 • Training program projects p. 26 • Enstartups, ENSTA Bretagne’s incubator Presentation of robotics research projects to Florence p. 28 RESEARCH Parly, Minister for the Armed Forces (May 2020). p. 29 • Edito p. 30 • IRDL joint research unit (IRDL, UMR CNRS 6027) p. 36 • Knowledge, Information and Communication Science and Technology Laboratory (UMR CNRS 6285) p. 44 • Professional training and apprenticeships (FoAP, EA 7529) p. 46 CAMPUS p. 47 • Sustainable development & social responsibility Tour of the campus by engineering freshers (September 2020). 2020: an altogether ENSTA Bretagne’s unprecedented year. teams have Societies big and small have been grappling demonstrated with the challenges of the global pandemic, France’s Minis- and higher education – in France and world- quite remarkable ter for the Armed wide – has had its fair share to tackle. dedication, Services, Florence ENSTA Bretagne’s teams have demons- Parly, witnessed responsiveness trated quite remarkable dedication, res- this for herself and creativity. ponsiveness and creativity. They have last May during reinvented teaching methods, kept in touch her tour of the with all of our students, whether in France school: “You have a wealth of talent in or abroad, and organized the continuity of your laboratories,” she pointed out, du- research activities, all whilst making inno- ring her announcement of the stronger ties vative efforts to support care and rescue between the school and the Defense Inno- teams. vation Agency (AID). She has particularly The network formed by the Alumni As- tasked ENSTA Bretagne with drawing up a sociation, our industrial partners and re- road map on maritime innovation (vessels search teams has played a key role. This of the future, AI, etc.) with its Brest-based invaluable partnership of engineers, re- partners. searchers and businesses is crucial for sup- ENSTA Bretagne has become a partner porting internship-, apprenticeship- and school of the École Polytechnique. This re- job-hunting against a worrying economic cognition of our areas of expertise and their backdrop. I commend the depth of your appeal to students attending L’X particular- commitment. ly bears on autonomous robotics, hydrogra- I thank the students who welcomed fre- phy, pyrotechnics, naval architecture as well shers to Brest and helped their international as all of the school’s teaching. fellow students to settle in. Thanks to their Brittany’s first National Research Agency vigilance, the health protocol we set up has (ANR) industrial chair attests to the exper- been observed. During lockdown, contact tise of the mechanical engineering team. was steadfastly maintained with all of our Dubbed "self-heating", it teams us up with students, in a tremendous show of solida- Safran and Naval Group to enhance the pre- rity and support. diction of naval or aeronautical systems’ A school moving forward and in-service performance. The long-standing volume of research planning for the future. contracts, theses defended and publica- There is still deep uncertainty and wides- tions also highlights just how instrumental pread concern. We have learned and we are ENSTA Bretagne is in the national and in- adapting. ternational higher education and research The dedication of teams and students alike ecosystem. at ENSTA Bretagne has been highlighted 2021 will mark a watershed as a truly de- time and again, not least by the external fining year. ENSTA Bretagne will be cele- assessors who came to perform the ISO brating its 50th anniversary and 30 years of Jean-Georges Malcor 9001, HCERES and CTI audits in 2020. The research, proud of its history and of what it President of ENSTA Bretagne auditors also underlined the all-round com- has become and looking to the future with Board of Directors mitment on a daily basis to the school’s be- confidence. This year we will be charting our Bruno Gruselle nefit. road map for the next five years, more than Director ever cementing our lead as one of France’s top engineering schools. Annual Report ENSTA Bretagne EDITO 3 COVID-19 TREMENDOUS EFFORTS “2020 has been a grueling year. I commend the tremendous efforts on everyone’s part, throughout, to reinvent ways of teaching and working. ENSTA Bretagne’s teams have continued to adapt quickly, to safeguard the continuity of the school’s activities. We have shown our students and our young graduates, with the Alumni Association, that they can count on their school. Help was also immediately forthcoming to lend invaluable material support to the care and rescue teams right from the start of the pandemic. Thank you to everyone for their participation.” Bruno Gruselle CONTINUOUS ADAPTATION March 17, 2020 Blended learning, combining class- 1st lockdown: all of ENSTA Bretagne’s room and online sessions, was orga- activities continued remotely. nized, enabling international students stuck in their home countries and In just a few hours, classes went other students having to isolate to online. attend classes. And video-conferencing gained mo- October 30 / December 18, 2020 mentum. 2nd lockdown: all teaching once again May 11, 2020 switched to digital methods. As lockdown was eased, classes Support, research and innovation continued remotely in higher educa- activities were able to continue tion. on-campus. Remote working was End June/early July 2020 encouraged. Classes on-campus limited to 1st year In December, only certain types of co-operative (apprentice) engineers. practicals and exams were allowed €250k invested August 18, 2020 to be held in person. Timetables were in blended learning reorganized so that students in some Campus reopened after the summer cohorts did not have to return to Brest recess, under a health protocol laying after the October half-term break. down the conditions in which classes, research and student activities could resume. Reminders of the protective safety measures and distancing rules were given constantly. 4 COVID-19 TREMENDOUS EFFORTS Annual Report ENSTA Bretagne INNOVATION & SOLIDARITY To meet the needs of the health service, care homes for dependent elderly people (Ehpad), emergency & rescue teams and law enforcement in the Brest region, a team at ENSTA Bretagne seized the NEARLY initiative, bringing together, in just a few hours, a network of “makers”. The call ISOLATION 5,000 FACE launched over social media was taken up by some one hundred volunteers, individuals and businesses alike, equip- CHAMBER FOR SHIELDS ped with 3D printers. Plans were tailored and approved by the Brest Regional University Hospital before being shared AMBULANCES MADE AND online. The school’s efforts continued at a steady pace, coordinating the im- plementation, assembly and delivery of DISTRIBUTED 5,000 face shields. (March-April 2020) Having heard about ENSTA Bretagne’s efforts making the One group of students embarked on protective face shields, "the Ambu- the production of protective gowns lanciers de la Rade" got in touch with 30,000 for staff at Brest Regional University the school. They wanted an isolation Hospital: using scissors to cut out the chamber that could be PROTECTIVE gowns and belts from plastic shee- fitted to a stretcher, acting like a sort ting, folding and packaging. In the of “protective bubble” so as to isolate space of a few days, 30,000 gowns the patient and avoid any risk of GOWNS were made and delivered. contamination. Taking their cue from university studies, two professors (April-May 2020) designed this chamber by tailoring it to the ambulance drivers’ specific working conditions. (April-May 2020) How can you regulate, in real-time, Every year, the Paris firefighting the flow, volume and level of oxygen brigade welcomes IETA military supplied to a patient exactly in line engineering officer cadets for their with their needs? IETA MILITARY human and military training. NEXT- Expertise in robotics and AI has been This year, these officer cadets were harnessed to answer this question ENGINEERING joined by volunteer 1st year IETA and to develop a promising prototype, engineering students. They made a GENERATION with the support of Prof L’Her from significant contribution. At the peak Brest Regional University Hospital. The STUDENTS of the health crisis, in addition to the VENTILATORS “non-invasive" ventilator designed by usual rescue & emergency missions, the robotics team is capable of falling WITH THE PARIS more than 2,500 calls and 500 into sync with the patient’s breathing, interventions a day in Paris were so as to detect and adapt to their FIREFIGHTERS to do with Covid-19. oxygen requirements. (March-June) (April-June 2020) COVID-19 TREMENDOUS EFFORTS Annual Report ENSTA Bretagne 5 MEMORABLE MOMENTS “What I have seen today, is the research excellence, especially in the field of underwater robotics, acoustics, the mechanics of materials and fluids and AND AWARDS cybersecurity.” Florence Parly, Minister for the Armed Forces, May 29, 2020 THE ENSTA BRETAGNE RESEARCH CENTER EXTENDS OVER 7,500 SQ.M. AND INCLUDES RESEARCH CENTER EXTENSION, 3 DEPARTMENTS: INAUGURATED BY THE MINISTER • MECHANICAL SCIENCES: 4,000 sq.m., FOR THE ARMED FORCES some one hundred researchers, working in the Dupuy de Lôme Research Institute [IRDL] The 1,600 sq.m. building inaugurated by (joint research unit [UMR] of the French Na- France’s Minister for the Armed Forces, tional Center for Scientific Research [CNRS] Florence Parly, on May 29, rounds off the 6027, to which ENSTA Bretagne is the 2nd impressive experimental facilities devoted most prolific contributor).
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