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MESC21 INTEGRATION WEEK

The students of class 21 were introduced to the i-MESC program during the integration week in Amiens from 16th September to 20th September 2025. 

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Dr. Faezeh Makhloogiazad's from Deakin University visit to LRCS

From Monday 22nd of September to Friday 26th of September 2025, Dr. Faezeh Makhloogiazad came for a visit to the LRCS Lab.

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MESC21 GRADUATION WEEK

The Integration Week for MESC21 students was organized from Tuesday 16th of September to 19th September 2025.

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MESC19 Master Thesis Defenses

The Master Thesis defenses for Class #19 were held on Thursday 17th of September 2025.

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MESC19 GRADUATION

The Graduation Ceremony for Class #19 was held in the LRCS Laboratory on Friday 18th September 2025.

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ARTICLE PUBLISHED ON BATTERY METAVERSE AND SUPERCAPS

Alejandro Franco's team published an article entitled "Metaverse for Battery Manufacturing: Connecting Students from Different Geographical Locations…

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MESC20 YEAR ANNIVERSARY EVENT

From Wednesday 3rd of July to Friday 5th of July 2024 was held the 20 years anniversary of the MESC program.

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i-MESC Presentation video

i-MESC Erasmus Mundus Joint Master

i-MESC (Interdisciplinarity in Materials for Energy Storage and Conversion) is an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master co-funded by the European Commission from 2023 to 2029.

i-MESC is an ambitious, unique and much needed 2-year MSc. programme aiming to prepare and guide, in the most complete and efficient manner, the next generation of professionals to the new challenges of the energy field.

i-MESC offers a highly interdisciplinary curriculum, covering scientific and technological knowledge about electrochemical energy storage and conversion at multiple scales (from the materials to the devices). The programme has a major focus on batteries, and also covers supercaps and fuel cells, from multiple angles, such as materials synthesis, devices manufacturing, advanced characterization, artificial intelligence and digital twins. The programme also includes practices in the laboratories and in the pilot lines of the i-MESC consortium. The i-MESC curriculum also offers complementary soft skills, such as project management, communication, ethics and integrity, preparation for professional interviews, intellectual property and start-up creation. Innovative pedagogical methods based on Virtual Reality, Mixed Reality and the metaverse are implemented and deployed to maximize the engagement and learning efficiency of the students of the complex concepts involved in the electrochemical energy storage and conversion field.

i-MESC gathers internationally recognized academic leaders with complementary expertise from four European countries, USA and Australia, all with very strong connections with industry. The consortium will be complemented with invited scholars from other (academic and industrial) institutions who will be delivering lectures and training on specific topics.

i-MESC Curriculum

i-MESC amounts to 120 ECTS credits divided into four semesters: three semesters of classes (30 ECTS each) plus a fourth semester in a research laboratory in Europe, USA, or Australia for a six months Master’s thesis (30 ECTS). i-MESC students (~36/ year) will be offered, depending on their individual mobility choices, to study in a minimum of two different countries, and up to four ones.

i-MESC: MOBILITY SCHEME

i-MESC is composed of three semesters of classes and a mandatory fourth semester in a research laboratory for the Master thesis. i-MESC students will therefore be offered to study in up to four different countries within 2 years.

The team: PROFESSORS

  • Maria Forsyth

    Maria Forsyth

    Deakin University

    Melbourne - Australia

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  • Alejandro A. Franco

    i-MESC Coordinator - Université Picardie Jules Verne

    Amiens - France

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  • Iñaki Gandarias Goikoetxea

    UPV/EHU

    Bilbao - Spain

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  • Bostjan Genorio

    Boštjan Genorio

    University of Ljubljana

    Ljubljana - Slovenia

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  • Yury Gogotsi

    Yury Gogotsi

    Drexel University

    Philadelphia - USA

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  • Masquelier

    Christian Masquelier

    Université Picardie Jules Verne

    Amiens - France

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  • Patrick Rozier

    Université de Toulouse

    Toulouse - France

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  • Wieczorek

    Wladyslaw Wieczorek

    Warsaw University of Technology

    Warsaw - Poland

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The team: ADMINISTRATIVE

  • Julie Bodelu

    Administrative Officer - Coordination

    Amiens - France

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  • Jamila Tamimy

    Administrative coordinator

    Amiens - France

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  • Estibaliz Crespo

    R&D project coordinator

    CIC ENERGIGUNE - Spain

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  • Marta Titow

    Dean's office Manager

    Warsaw - Poland

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  • Sophie Tran

    Pedagogic Engineer

    Amiens - France

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  • Julie Bodelu

    Administrative Officer - Coordination

    Amiens - France

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The team: Associated partners

  • Jean-marie Tarascon

    Jean-Marie Tarascon

    Professor - Collège de France

    RS2E network - France

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  • Patrik Johansson

    Patrik Johansson

    Chalmers University

    Alistore network - International

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  • Robert Dominko

    Robert Dominko

    National Institute of Chemistry

    NIC - Slovenia

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  • Montse Casas-Cabanas

    CIC EnergiGUNE

    CIC ENERGIGUNE - Spain

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