Engineering solutions for the 21st century's increasingly complex challenges
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In the last 30 years, research in mechanical and process engineering has provided a significant contribution to progress in simulation and modeling tools used by design engineers, decision makers and public services.
Today's scientific and technological challenges arise from new issues: sustainable development, alternative resource management, green technologies, environmental impact reduction, risk management, health care...
Our ambition is to take a step further in the understanding of the complex mechanisms involved in materials, in industrial processes, in
environmental phenomena, as well as in living organisms, and contribute to the development of new engineering solutions for the 21st century increasingly complex
challenges"
THE MECHANICAL & PROCESS ENGINEERING SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY
Tec21 brings together 7 laboratories and research units in Grenoble.
With 250 permanent scientists and technicians specialised in fluid and solid mechanics, soft matter physics and process engineering, we develop experimental and numerical tools to contribute to technological innovation in the fields of energy management and conservation, propulsion and aerospace, process engineering, civil engineering, natural risks assessement, biorefinery, and health
Tec21 works to tighten the links between research, education and industry
We
contribute to the implementation of education programs with a multidisciplinary approach providing practical experience to
future engineers
STUDENTS
You'd like to study in Grenoble?
You're interested in research?
We
gather new knowledge and understanding, develop new concepts and methods, and improve measurement as well as simulation capabilities
RESEARCHERS
You have a research project?
Your results have applications?
We work
to develop and give rise to new engineering solutions having direct applications in industrial sectors as well as in environmental
management
INDUSTRIALS
You have R&D issues?
You're looking for expertise?
NEWS & EVENTS
WINTER SCHOOL
Registrations to the 3rd Winter School on multiscale approaches and multiphysic couplings in fluid and solid mechanics are now open. Dead line for registration: December 1st, 2019
POST-DOC
The CEA SBT seeks a post-doc researcher to work in collaboration with the SIMAP EPM on liquid to solid phase transition at low temperature
SEMINAR
Roger Lentle (Massey university): "Verifiable modelling of physical processing in the various compartments of the gut"
RESEARCH GRANTS
The 2019 call for research proposals is now open. Submission dead line: October 1st, 2019
RESEARCH NEWS
VOICE IN SIGHT!
PI: Lucie
Bailly (3SR)
Researchers from the Laboratoire 3SR and their colleagues have released the first 3D high-resolution images of the human vocal folds thanks to X-ray microtomography coupled with a phase retrieval technique. These images reveal the complex structure of larynx tissues and open the way towards a better understanding of their virbo-mechanical properties...
WINTER SCHOOL
4th WINTER SCHOOL
Multiscale approaches and multiphysic couplings in fluid and solid mechanics
20 to 24 January 2020
