Mines Nancy’s Partnerships Department is pleased to announce the next Business Lunch “déjeuner entreprise”, taking place on September 24, 2026, from 12:15 to 1:45 PM, in Amphitheater 100. This not-to-be-missed event gives students the chance to explore, alongside a partner company, today’s major technological challenges and their impact on engineering careers — a friendly and informal session open to everyone, whether you’re already familiar with the topic or simply curious.
Topic of the next Business Lunch: “Generative AI: what technological and strategic dynamics?”
This new event will focus on a topic at the heart of current scientific and industrial affairs: generative artificial intelligence, its applications and its impact on society. It will be hosted by Olivier Sennot, Digital Innovation Officer at Docaposte (La Poste Group).
- Overview of generative AI: technologies, global players and key metrics
- Business applications (France, Europe, worldwide)
- Introduction to physical AI and robotics
- Implications for health, social issues and society
- Technological dependence: can France and Europe reduce their vulnerability?
This lunch will be an opportunity for our students to explore developments in AI technologies, exchange views with an industry professional, and gain a better understanding of the engineer’s role in the face of these major transformations.
A format designed to discover, exchange and network Business Lunches are held once a month at Mines Nancy. Each session gives a partner company the opportunity to share its expertise on a specific topic. Over the course of 1.5 hours, students can:
- deepen their knowledge of a technical or societal topic,
- ask questions directly to an expert,
- understand the implications for future engineers,
- grow their professional network,
- discover internship and job opportunities.
It’s also a great opportunity to grow your professional network and discover job and internship opportunities offered by our partner company.
Lunch is offered to all registered participants.