Study in Paris - ESILV Graduate School of engineering

Study in Paris – Grande Ecole Programme

ESILV, Ecole Supérieure d’Ingénieurs Léonard de Vinci, is a generalist engineering school centered on numerical digital technologies.

With a five-year teaching curriculum, ESILV prepares engineers ready to take professional positions and management responsibilities. ESILV’s pedagogical project is articulated around digital sciences and technologies with nine main specializations: Data Science, Cybersecurity, Health Engineering & Biotechnology, Energy and Sustainable Cities, Modeling and Computational Mechanics, Industry 4.0, Financial Engineering, Actuary and Fintech.

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Art and science partnership at DVIC can reveal the secrets of human brain

Dream Research : Art and Science Meet at De Vinci Innovation Center

Date: 13 Apr 2021

Unleash the subconscious power through AI to explore high-dimensional space and be connected to Mother Earth even more intensively as a human being. It's the aim of The Wandering Mind, a dream research project that bridges......

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ESILV Students work on engineering projects to design solutions for smart city environment

Smart City Solutions : Three Engineering Projects focused on Sustainable Energy

Date: 06 Apr 2021

With the surge of smart city solutions and initiatives, cleaner, smart energy demands become more apparent. ESILV students specialise in developing greener and more sustainable energy alternatives through project-based, collaborative......

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Compétition de cybersécurité type CTF capture de Flag organisé par l'ESIL et de DigitalTeam

DaVinciCTF, a Cyber Security “Capture the Flag” Event Organized by Digiteam

Date: 30 Mar 2021

The "CTF" (Capture the Flag) cybersecurity competition organized by DigiTeam Devinci, the Pole Leonard de Vinci's IT association, pitted 661 international teams against each other for 48 hours, bringing together 1,000 participants. The......

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