+ additional forces (academic & transfer)

• Ingénierie@Lyon trains other academic laboratories, most members of the Inge’LySE federation, thus making it possible to better respond to the needs of society and companies in mutation of our deep-tech. Their teams bring complementary skills in biomechanics, nanotechnologies, matter physics, laser-matter interactions, chemical characterizations and artificial intelligence, big data.

   Laboratoire de Biomécanique et Mécanique des Chocs (Biomechanics and Impact mechanics)

             Institut Lumière Matière (Physics and Chemistry)

   Laboratoire Hubert Curien  (Optics, photonics and microwave and Computer science, telecom and image)

        Institut Camille Jordan (mathematical sciences – applications, interactions)

•   Ingenierie@Lyon create a ‘transfer club’ made up of private partners, resulting from the spin-off of the academic sphere – for some SRCs – , decisive for increasing partnership relations. They are real vectors of collaborative innovation and transfer,. 

   

   

   

   

     Mechanical aeronautical ans energy engineering

     Structural mechanics: numérical calculation ans simulations

       Thermal properties: modelling ans characterisation

     Fluids mechanics: numerical simulations and experiments

   

  
    Drive gear power transmission: design and measures

      Physical metallurgy: modeling and characterisation

     Structural mechanics: demensioning and experiments

      Acoustics, vibrations, time reversal

     Dynamics of rotationg machines and structures: diagnistics and measures

    Engineering Center for Health, Experimental and Numerical Tribology