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About the scientific events
The Manutech-SLEIGHT Graduate School organises scientific events every semester. These are key moments for the graduate students and the researchers, an opportunity to meet their peers, attend outstanding conferences in the Manutech-SLEIGHT’s domains and network. These events are integrated in the schedule of the master’s students and are key moments in their training-through-research programme.
Twice a year, the Graduate School organises the SLEIGHT Science Events. The winter edition is dedicated to all Manutech-SLEIGHT’s domains and revolves around the students while the summer edition is a thematic one.
The Graduate School also sponsors international scientific conferences organised on the Saint-Etienne - Lyon site, and encourages its students to attend, discover new fields and get a glimpse of what could be their future in research.
Twice a year, the Graduate School organises the SLEIGHT Science Events. The winter edition is dedicated to all Manutech-SLEIGHT’s domains and revolves around the students while the summer edition is a thematic one.
The Graduate School also sponsors international scientific conferences organised on the Saint-Etienne - Lyon site, and encourages its students to attend, discover new fields and get a glimpse of what could be their future in research.
- 05 FÉVR(Re)watch the presentations of the speakers during the Pitch Sessions of our 13th SLEIGHT Science Event!
- 27 JANV(Re)watch the presentations of the speakers during the Workshop sessions of our 13th SLEIGHT Science Event!
- 22 JANV
- 14 JANV3 master students awarded for their performance at the Pitch Session: Master OIVM - AIMA/IOGS and Photonics for Security Reliability and Safety (PSRS) in the place of honour.17 groups of master students pitched their directed research work to the public. They had around 5 minutes to present their approach to a particular subject on which they worked during the 1st semester.
- 15 JUIL
- 26 FÉVRMaster students from the AIMA/IOGS, MLDM, Photonics Engineering and PSRS master programmes presented a pitch during our winter edition of the SLEIGHT Science Event.