Research facilities
Exceptional test facilities
Centrale Nantes is committed to ensuring that industry benefits directly or indirectly from our research through technology transfer. This transfer can take the form of patents and licences, research partnerships, bilateral collaboration, and joint teams and facilities.
Our research facilities allow us to forge strong links with industry through the shared use of very large scale equipment. Researchers from the national and European academic community can benefit from those facilities as well as industry players in order to conduct experiments on prototypes of relevant size.
Our research facilities allow us to forge strong links with industry through the shared use of very large scale equipment. Researchers from the national and European academic community can benefit from those facilities as well as industry players in order to conduct experiments on prototypes of relevant size.
THeoREM - unparalleled research infrastructure in Europe
Ifremer and Centrale Nantes have combined their test resources to create the THeoREM Research Infrastructure and provide France with unparalleled marine engineering resources in Europe.
THeoREM networks the marine engineering test facilities of the two institutions, in order to carry out research activities and collaborative projects with manufacturers based in France and abroad. THeoREM brings together Centrale Nantes' ocean test facilities (3 tanks of different capacities) and its SEM-REV offshore test site, with Ifremer's deep water wave tank - equipped with wave and wind generators - and its Sainte-Anne-du-Portzic site in Plouzané (near Brest), as well as its wave-current flume tank at Boulogne-sur-Mer.
THeoREM networks the marine engineering test facilities of the two institutions, in order to carry out research activities and collaborative projects with manufacturers based in France and abroad. THeoREM brings together Centrale Nantes' ocean test facilities (3 tanks of different capacities) and its SEM-REV offshore test site, with Ifremer's deep water wave tank - equipped with wave and wind generators - and its Sainte-Anne-du-Portzic site in Plouzané (near Brest), as well as its wave-current flume tank at Boulogne-sur-Mer.
Published on March 9, 2017
Updated on June 4, 2018
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Research
- STRATEGIC THEMES
- Ocean engineering and MRE
- Computer Science and Automation
- Energy and Engines
- Manufacturing and Additive Manufacturing
- Bioengineering
- Civil Engineering and Innovative Concrete
- Robotics
- Materials Science and Composites
- Urban Environment
- Numerical Simulation and High Performance Computing
- Social Sciences and Humanities
- RESEARCH FACILITIES
- INDUSTRIAL CHAIRS
- AWARDS AND DISTINCTIONS
- CONFERENCES AND EVENTS
- LABORATORIES
- Research Laboratory in Hydrodynamics, Energetics & Atmospheric Environment (LHEEA)
- LS2N Laboratory (ex IRCCYN and LINA)
- Research Institute in Civil and Mechanical Engineering (GeM)
- High Performance Computing Institute (ICI)
- Urban Architecture Nantes Research Centre (AAU)
- Jean Leray Mathematical Institute
- RESEARCH DEGREES
- RESEARCH IMPACT
- RESEARCH NETWORKS AND CLUSTERS
- GUEST PROFESSORS