Facts and Figures
- 2 proposals from the National Science Foundation (NSF IRES program) were awarded, in 2013 and in 2019, to support GT student internships in Paris engineering schools.
- 23 internships were funded by the program. Internships were conducted by women ten times and by persons from an ethnic minority five times.
- 1 GT-CEE Ph.D. student was supported by the Mundy Funds to do a research internship at ENPC in Spring 2013 (N. Mayercsik).
- 9 ENPC students have been supported to come to Georgia Tech for a research internship: M. Fleury (2015), I. Koval (2013), S. Lebastard (2015), S. Le Pense (2012), V. Pham-Gia (2013), N. Henry (2014), F. Malfait (2014), G. Pelletier (2014), J. Rozé (2015).
- 2 ENPC collaborators spent a week at GT-CEE with the support of the NSF-IRES grant (Dr. A. Pouya, May 2014 and Dr. S. Brisard, May 2019).
- 2 GT-CEE faculty went to ENPC to work with their collaborator with the support of the NSF-IRES grant (Dr. K. Kurtis, June 2016, and Dr. L. Stewart, Fall 2019).
- 7 CEE faculty members have participated: Drs. Arson, Burns, Dai, Frost, Kurtis, Stewart, Watkins.
- 3 CEE affinity groups have been involved: Geosystems, Structures, Transportation.
- 6 journal papers were published out of collaborations between ENPC and GT-CEE.
Left : N. Mayercsik (GT Ph.D. student at ENPC) using a micro-tomographer at Navier Laboratory.
Center: GT group at the international Biot Poromechanics conference, ENPC, July 2017 (left to right: C. Arson, S. Mallett, M. Roozbahani, S. Smith).
Right: GT students on a coffee break at ENPC, 2016 (left to right: A. Yi, H. Heindl, L. Burris).