During the first edition of the Drone Defense Hackathon, a competition born out of collaboration between the French Ministry of Defense and private sector players, held at the Grand Palais as part of the Adopt AI Summit, several teams from De Vinci Higher Education took part in the technological challenges proposed. DaVinciHive, LéoFly, DaVinciBot, and […]
The Institute for Future Technologies and ESILV welcomed Lucy Li, PhD candidate at the MIT Media Lab, for a research talk and academic exchanges focused on speculative design, emerging technologies, and future imaginaries. Building on these speculative narratives, the discussion then shifted from conceptual frameworks to concrete exchanges with ESILV’s academic community, connecting research exploration […]
Numerous groundbreaking equations have shaped mathematics and science. Here are 17 equations that have significantly impacted our understanding of the world. Understanding these 17 foundational equations is indispensable for future engineers as they encapsulate the core principles underlying various branches of science and engineering. Mastery of these equations equips engineers with the theoretical framework needed […]
Students from 20 French institutions took part in the GCPU Agentic AI Hackathon, an initiative dedicated to the practical uses of autonomous agents. The ESILV team, with its Pixia project, was among the 11 finalists who presented their solutions at Google’s premises. This edition, organised by Delphin B., Executive Leader in Cloud Partner Strategy & […]
During a dedicated session at IBM France, HamidReza Vanaei, professor and researcher at ESILV, presented the book History of Artificial Intelligence: From the Mathematics of Ancient Civilisations to Thinking Machines, published by CRC Press – Routledge Taylor & Francis Group. The meeting brought together members of the technical community to exchange on the historical, scientific, […]
In Paris La Défense, mornings unfold among the headquarters of global corporations, rapidly expanding scale-ups, and a steady stream of professionals on their way to decisions that steer industries worldwide. This is the daily reality in a district ranked Europe’s most attractive business hub and 4th internationally in 2025. With ESILV Engineering School based at […]
The ESILV Hackathon – PLM (Product Lifecycle Management) & DPM (Data Protection Management) Challenge 2025 brought together more than 500 participants from the class of 2026 to address industrial challenges related to product lifecycle and data protection. The event brought together Capgemini, Renault Group, Dassault Systèmes and Actadata for three days of immersion, followed by […]
If you’re considering an engineering Master’s degree in a French Grande École, you must carefully weigh your options. It is no secret that every young engineer aspires to land high-paying jobs, but not all engineering degrees are worth the same. Here’s how much you can make with a Master’s in Engineering from ESILV.
The 2025 Alumni Fair brought together nearly 800 members of the Pôle Léonard de Vinci community on the Paris-La Défense campus. The event provided a unique opportunity for graduates and students from ESILV, EMLV, IIM, and De Vinci Executive Education schools to exchange ideas. The Alumni Fair: intergenerational dynamics at the service of the network […]
How careers are being rewritten by Industry 4.0, and how ESILV prepares students for them. Factories are becoming smarter, agile, and more autonomous. Robots now work side-by-side with humans, AI predicts failures before they happen, and additive manufacturing (3D printing) turns digital designs into physical parts overnight. This shift, often called Industry 4.0, isn’t eliminating […]
A new publication in IEEE Access (Q1), led by Ahmed Azough, Head of the Computer Science & Data Science MSc at ESILV, offers a structured review of artificial intelligence methods for detecting parking slots from in-vehicle cameras. This work, to which Chaimae Aajal contributed, analyses how camera-based approaches have evolved into a scalable alternative to […]
LéoFly, the aeronautics and space association of the Léonard de Vinci cluster, is leading a scientific project that has been pre-selected for the REXUS programme coordinated by the European Space Agency. STAR-D is studying phagocytosis in microgravity using a model organism used in immunology. This pre-selection paves the way for an in-depth evaluation of the […]