On March 26th and 27th, the Research Climbing rope (“Cordées de la Recherche”) 2026 workshop took place.

During these two days, our first-year Master’s students presented the results of their work in the form of scientific posters.

For several months, first-year Master’s students join a laboratory to carry out a research project, primarily supervised by a doctoral student. In this program, the first-year Master’s student is fully immersed in a research team, including the doctoral student, thesis supervisors, and potentially second-year Master’s interns.

Our students also had the honor of attending conferences, including:

• Manuella CERBELAUD (IRCER) – “Shaping Ceramics by Colloidal Self-Assembly.”
• Cédric EICHLER (INSA Centre Val-de-Loire) – “How to Build Your PET: Understanding and Defending Against Privacy Threats”
• Emmanuelle FRENOUX (Polytech Paris Saclay) – “Digital Technology and the Environmental Emergency: Understanding the Issues, Knowing How to Act”
• Thomas FROMENTEZE (XLIM) – “Emerging Materials and Devices Without Blueprints”

🎙️ Discover the interviews with the various participants in the Cordées program:

Episode 1: Where it all begins.

How is the Research Climbing Rope project progressing, and what does it consist of?

Episode 2: Charting one’s course and revealing oneself.

Discovering our student’s backgrounds.

Episode 3: Going further.

Their project(s) for the future.

👉 To learn more about the link between training and research in EUR TACTIC.