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Matthieu Laidet, best student paper at APEMC 2025
Matthieu Laidet was awarded the prize for best student paper at the APEMC 2025 conference in Taipei.
Jeanne Aigoin: ANASUP jury's award!
Jeanne Aigoin, an apprentice in the TEAM & I2C departments supervised by Julie Foncy and Pierre-François Calmon, received the ANASUP jury's “Coup de cœur” award for her apprenticeship at LAAS-CNRS.
Charline Blatche, CNRS Crystal Medal winner!
On November 18, Charline Blatché received the CNRS Crystal Medal for her work in biology in the engineering sciences.
Best Article Award for the ESE team
Edinso Gabriel Marina Alonso, a doctoral student in the ESE team, CIFRE NXP, received one of the awards for best paper at the ESREF 2025 conference in Bordeaux on October 9, 2025.
Florent Sevely, best DGA thesis 2025
Florent Sevely, a doctoral student in the MRS team, received the DGA 2025 award for best thesis, chosen among a hundred candidates.
Rachel Grosset-Darracq, silver medal at the ISCCM 2025 conference
Rachel Grosset-Darracq was awarded a silver medal at the ICDCM 2025 conference last September.
The 2025 Paul Laffitte Prize has been awarded to Vianney Monnier!
Vianney Monnier has been awarded the 2025 Paul Laffitte Prize by the French Combustion Society.
Two Best Poster Awards for LAAS-CNRS!
At the annual PEPR Électronique conference held on 18 and 19 March in Lyon, two Best Poster Awards were presented to Rachel Grosset Darracq and Pomme Hirshauer.
CEM Best Student paper for Lucas Kemystetter
Lucas Kemystetter, a PhD student in the ESE team, won the award for best student paper at the CEM 2026 conference.
Two Awards for Research on Malaria Resistance for Emilie Guémas and Dulce Trejo !
Emilie Guémas and Dulce Trejo from the M3 team have been recognised for their work on malaria resistance
Article of the Year for S4m team in Sports Engineering Journal!
The article “Quantitative Study of a Full-Scale Pedaling Mannequin for Wind Tunnel Testing,” written by Pascal Acco, Georges Soto-Romero, and Sébastien Terol of the S4M team for the Sports Engineering Journal, was named Article of the Year.
