Founded in 1741, ENSTA is the oldest engineering school in France and a founding member of the Institut Polytechnique de Paris. Renowned for its excellence in engineering education and research, ENSTA Paris offers a multidisciplinary approach, preparing engineers to tackle complex challenges in sectors such as mobility, energy, robotics, and artificial intelligence . The symposium will provide a platform for professionals, researchers, and educators to exchange innovative ideas and advancements in systems engineering.
ENSTA is located in the Plateau de Saclay. With 71,000 companies, 45,000 R&D jobs, 65,000 students, 15,000 researchers and 360 laboratories, the Plateau de Saclay concentrates over 15% of French research and 40% of the public and private research jobs in Ile-de-France. In recent years, leaders of major companies have chosen to set up their R&D centers in this area just outside Paris to benefit from the cluster effect.

