Research at ENSM is developed through partnerships, but also by increasing the skills of the teams to meet innovation needs and train future engineers for the maritime economy. Research activities are carried out mainly through European, national or regional collaborative projects, focusing mainly on eco-friendly ship operation, maritime safety and autonomous ships.
Completed Projects
examples of PhDs undertaken at ENSM
Simultaneously, students carry out innovative work based on topics and issues proposed by industry. This approach enables future engineers to apply what they have learnt to innovation and to quickly come into contact with future employers.
- Seagoing Engineer: As part of the Bridge of the future project, study of the ergonomics of the Human-Machine Interface of the conning display and contextualisation of the information. Development of a mixed weather routing system. Improvement of a ship’s cyber security. Use of ship data for energy optimisation…
- Maritime Engineers: Treatment of exhaust gases from ships’ diesel engines. Installation of batteries and/or supercapacitors on board the Loire ferries. Regulatory aspects and certifications of the Plastic Odyssey ship…
Contact the dissertation supervisors:
– Seagoing Engineer: Inès Lambert, teacher at Le Havre campus ines.lambert@supmaritime.fr
– Maritime Engineers: Pascal Leblond, Headmaster of Nantes campus pascal.leblond@supmaritime.fr