EBI in the press
As a recognized engineering school in biology, the EBI is regularly quoted in the press. Throughout the year, the EBI was praised for its originality. Here are a few articles to browse by clicking on each link.
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Here is a selection of articles that have appeared in the press recently…
Three new members are appointed for their scientific and technical expertise: Clémence Bernard, general director of the EBI...
Valérie Lion, the contest coordinator and chemistry teacher, and Delphine Heutte, the admissions manager at EBI, also recommend "attending school prep days" and checking out the "review apps and live sessions" offered by the competitions.
Do you want to contribute to tomorrow's innovations in health, cosmetics, food, or the environment?
Turning marine microorganisms into sustainable bioplastics: that's the challenge taken on by Ghina el-Hage Chéhadé, winner of the L'Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science program - Talents Levant 2025.
EBI sees its Eespig accreditation renewed for 5 years.
Le Figaro: EBI is in 7th place in the agronomy and biology sector.
Healing faster should soon be possible. And this is partly thanks to some AI models, with Jad Eid, a professor of biophysics and bioinformatics at the EBI.
Biotechnology is being shaken up by AI use cases, with Jad Eid, Professor of Biophysics and Bioinformatics at the EBI.
By simulating the three-dimensional shape of therapeutic molecules, artificial intelligence facilitates treatment development and limits the number of in vitro trials required, with Jad Eid, Professor of Biophysics and Bioinformatics at EBI.
EBI is restructuring its Biotechnology Bachelor's around two distinct tracks: Formulation & Sensory Analysis and Bioprocesses & Bioproduction.
"At EBI, industrial biology is not told, it is lived", with Majorie Lassalle, research and teaching engineer in Formulation at EBI.
L’Usine Nouvelle 2025 ranks EBI among the best schools for being close to businesses.
Faced with this phenomenon that hits the student community hard, higher education institutions are ramping up measures to help students, with Aurélie Fremaux, head of the student experience at EBI.
In Les Echos, the EBI reminds us that AI is transforming jobs and requires close cooperation between engineers and data experts to address industrial challenges, with Rabah Azouani, Head of Development and head of the 'industry' competency area.
Le Figaro Étudiant Pro highlights EBI: the last three semesters of the engineering program allow you to specialize while taking part in real projects, developing skills like listening, communication, and leadership. With Delphine Hermouet, delegate for research and external relations.
The new governance of the EBI has driven a 'positive momentum' that shows 'through the development of an ambitious institutional project,' notes the HCERES...
Preparing lessons, putting flipped classroom methods into practice, grading theses… Jad Eid, a teacher-researcher in bioinformatics and biophysics, talks about how he has integrated generative AI into his daily life.
Last February 19, EBI offered a 'Discovery Day.' For a few hours, high school students took part in 2 workshops held in our labs.
If 'no one is supposed to ignore the law,' the legal framework surrounding cosmetic products turns out to be technical, requiring specialized skills. Training programs like the Mastère Spécialisé® MARPC offered by EBI and ISIPCA allow you to become a professional in this field.
When engineering and creativity come together... Spotlight on the winners of the EBI Entrepreneurship Concepts Challenge!
Educational engineers play an essential role and are a key link in the teaching chain... With Chrystel Neff, Chemistry Teacher and Head of Pedagogical Development at EBI.
Clémence Bernard, General Manager of EBI, talks to us about the courses offered, career opportunities, student support, and the values upheld by the school. She highlights a school that is both committed, people-oriented, and firmly focused on the challenges of tomorrow.
As part of the 20th edition of the competition, eleven students from the Cergypontine school won first prize thanks to their Sap'Uplu project, an eco-responsible alternative to traditional washing.
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Before turning to higher education, they worked in various fields such as agriculture, baking, or the cosmetics industry. These unusual paths bring a fresh energy to their institutions, with Sophie Hervet, Head of Studies at EBI.
12 innovative projects evaluated by 37 experts. For this new edition of the competition, 12 innovative projects were presented in various fields such as food, cosmetics, human health, the environment, luxury, road safety, and science for the benefit of people.
A larger number of boys generally lean towards science and math, while girls often favor literature or caregiving professions. However, at EBI (School of Industrial Biology), this trend is reversed, with girls making up 80% of the students.
The bachelor's degree, a separate course from the integrated preparatory course, offers engineering school students the opportunity, at the end of their studies, to enter the job market immediately or to continue their training in order to specialize in a specific field.
Alumni can influence the reputation of the school, enrich the training of students, and participate in the financing and growth of the institution, with the participation of Delphine Hermouet.
The e-health and pharmaceutical markets are booming, with the participation of our Managing Director Clémence Bernard.
EBI and its partner Arts et Métiers ParisTech through its PIMM* laboratory are featured in La Vague, the Pharma and Biotech magazine published by A3P. Discover the development of intelligent galenic models (stimuli-sensitives) for the formulation of active molecules.
Charline Verdiere, a first-year engineering student at EBI, embodies student commitment and versatility, while representing her peers with dedication and efficiency.
Compulsory this year for courses that require it, the cover letter is an exercise that is not always easy to master. We asked Valérie Lion, chemistry teacher at EBI, for her advice.
Is it still possible to innovate in higher education? / The higher education teacher must know how to put things into perspective, and make a lasting impact on students' minds / Innovation in student relations / Our innovations are capitalized on thanks to external evaluations
A number of schools, including EBI, rely on art workshops to foster sensitivity and critical thinking among their students.
Clémence Bernard, General Management in the spotlight: more and more women are taking up strategic positions at top schools and universities. They share their advice on how to stay ahead of the pack and become the captain who leads her team to victory...
Read the testimonials of Elise Bucher, former student and now Autonomous Production Unit Manager at Téréos, and Rabah Azouani, Head of the Industry Skills Area.
EBI and Arts Métiers sign a partnership agreement for doctoral training. The EBInnov® research unit then joined the Ecole Doctorale 432, Science des Métiers de l'Ingénieur, enabling it to award this diploma.
EBI and its partner USPN in La Vague, the Pharma and Biotech magazine published by A3P. Turn to page 39 of issue no. 77, dedicated to gene and cell therapies, to find out how we're developing a new preventive approach to reducing microbial infections using metal oxide nanoparticles.
Student or entrepreneur? And why not do both? It's an increasingly popular option for students, whose numbers are growing every year. At EBI, students are trained in entrepreneurship...
Artificial life: researchers make DNA and new genomes by Amina Ben Abla, EBI teacher-researcher in molecular biology.
With "mad skills", EBI wants to encourage artistic sensitivity, originality and unbridled creativity / Le Monde / November 2022
Throughout the Bachelors and Engineering programs, EBI students discover the experimental approach... / Le Monde des Grandes Ecoles / November 2022
