PARTNER LABORATORIES
ISEL has made Research and Innovation its priorities, placing them at the heart of its training programs. Its strong partnership with 4 Norman research laboratories allows it to continually enrich and energize its educational offerings.
LITIS
The Laboratory of Computer Science, Information Processing, and Systems (LITIS) specializes in the field of information sciences and technologies in Normandy.
In Le Havre, the RI2C team has been formed around the study of complex systems, focusing on the concept of interactions and the emergence of collective intelligence within these systems.
The teacher-researchers at ISEL affiliated with this laboratory lead large-scale ANR projects or emerging initiatives on various themes: humanitarian logistics after industrial, natural, or health-related disasters; logistics for the dismantling of large structures to add value and optimize materials through reuse or recycling, etc.
NIMEC
Normandy Innovation Market Enterprise Consumption (NIMEC) is the university laboratory for management sciences in Normandy. Its research work has allowed it to develop recognized expertise at both the national and international levels on topics with strong societal and managerial impact, particularly on logistics, territorial dynamics, career foresight, workplace well-being, and certain innovative methodologies (videography, netnography).
The research of ISEL’s teacher-researchers affiliated with NIMEC focuses on short supply chains, circular economy, ecological imperatives in logistics chains, and the ports of the future…
LMAH
The Laboratory of Applied Mathematics of Le Havre (LMAH) focuses its research on the modeling of real-world problems, the analysis of these models using mathematical tools, and the development of effective strategies for performance optimization, with a particular emphasis on two major applications: living systems models and logistics.
The teacher-researchers at ISEL affiliated with the LMAH work on mathematical models for complex flows, flow dynamics, planning, and supply…
GREAH
The Research Group in Electrical Engineering and Automation of Le Havre (GREAH) covers two disciplinary fields: “Electrical Systems & Electric Mobility” and “System Safety & Robotics,” and organizes its activities around three themes: Renewable energies and power storage; Electromechanical actuators and drive systems; Advanced control and system safety.
Our team of teacher-researchers affiliated with GREAH is conducting research on mobile robotics (terrestrial or aerial) and IoT with several major projects focused on goods handling, traceability, digitization of the logistics chain, air quality monitoring via drones, and more. The equipment (cobots, robots, drones, and IoT) used in the school’s technological platforms is operated by this team.
The LOMC
The Laboratory of Waves and Complex Media (LOMC) is a CNRS UMC 6294 and has become a partner of ISEL. The research focuses of this laboratory are HYTER (Marine Hydrodynamics, Instabilities, Turbulence, Reactive Processes) and GCE (Civil Engineering-Environment).
The teacher-researchers, working at ISEL and affiliated with this laboratory, are developing research in the following themes: fluid dynamics, the transition to turbulence in a divergent cylindrical pipe, subcritical instabilities, instabilities in the flows of viscoelastic liquids, thermo-convective instabilities, thermoelectric convection, and theoretical modeling of physico-chemical processes of energy interest.