As part of the CoCoNNuts project, a public questionnaire is being launched to allow everyone to share their perception of the sound environment (sounds, noises, and even noise pollution in cities), particularly in relation to recent societal/economic changes imposed by the various lockdowns during the Covid-19 epidemic.
In the pandemic context, surgical masks represent 3.5 million items of waste per day, with a degradation time that can reach approximately 450 years. Students from the Master's degree in Industrial Development and students from the first year of the Master's degree in GEDD have joined forces for the MASK'N'COLLECT project, which aims to collect and recycle used masks in order to transform them into t-shirts.
Suite aux annonces gouvernementales, le port du masque ne sera plus obligatoire ni à l’extérieur, ni dans les locaux de l’IMREDD et à l’Université, à compter du lundi 14 mars 2022.
As part of the cross-border PITER ALPIMED CLIMA programme, IMREDD hosted around twenty pupils and teachers from Lycée Thierry Maulnier this morning for a themed day focusing on the challenges of global warming.
The MSc Engineers for Smart Cities students presented their supervised projects this Monday, 28 February, to a jury composed of teacher-researchers and IMREDD research and study engineers.