Field trip with my classmates to Grenoble, on business

GrenobleTomorrow morning, I’ll be heading with my IT Master program classmates to Grenoble, a French town in Isère, between Lyon and Italy to make it short.

We’ve got a busy schedule and I’ll try to keep blogging about the company visits and lectures we will enjoy.

Here’s a quick overview of what we’ll do:

  • on Wednesday: visit of the CEA’s LETI in the morning. CEA is a major French Government research agency mainly involved in energy science. However, LETI (meaning Laboratoire d’Electronique et de Technologies de l’Information: Electronics and IT lab) is known for its leadership in fields such as nano-technologies and telecommunications.
  • On Thursday: France Telecom R&D, one of the main labs of the French leading telecom operator, ENSIMAG, a top computer science engineering school in France, and Calistel, a voice communication company (VoIP implementation, call centers, software, etc.).
  • On Friday: French-Italian chips manufacturer ST Microelectronics and IT services company UNILOG.

We tried hard to get to visit HP and/or Soitec, but they couldn’t make it. Too bad!

Anyways, the schedule for the week looks very exciting. I’ll keep you posted anyways.

Related posts:

  1. Study Trip to Silicon Valley / San Francisco
  2. France Telecom R&D Grenoble
  3. ENSIMAG: France's most advanced computer science school
  4. Yet another trip to Silicon Valley?
  5. CEA LETI – MINATEC center: R&D in nanotechnologies & security

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5 Responses to “Field trip with my classmates to Grenoble, on business”

  1. Pascal says:

    Grenoble is in Isere not Haute-Savoie ;-)

  2. Keep us posted. Have fun!

  3. Jeremy Fain says:

    Pascal> Shame on me. You’re totally right. I implemented the correction. Thank you!

    Vincent> As long as I’ll have wireless access, blogging will be a priority. But if you don’t hear from me for a few days, don’t think “ah, the guy is fed up with blogging, he’s fed up with us”. It would basically just mean that I couldn’t find either a connection or time to get connected.

  4. Don’t worry, I, of all people, would never assume that ;)

  5. Jeremy Fain says:

    Indeed Vinnie, I’m back.

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