We are pleased to share that we have been invited to the FID2025 in Paris, organized by French Ministère des Armées et des Anciens combattants to present Melvin Josselin’s doctoral research, entitled “Contribution to the development of autonomous, bio-based actuators, shaped by 4D printing, for solar tracker applications“. Antoine Le Duigou was invited to give a lecture on innovation and biomimicry. This invitation is a wonderful opportunity to showcase the progress and key findings of Bionics Research Group, and we were honored to take part in this prestigious event.
Melvin Josselin PhD thesis invited to FID2025 – Paris
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