Jonas Aparicio awarded the 1st Abertis Research Prize for Sustainable Mobility

The award ceremony for the 14th Abertis Prize for Research into Sustainable Mobility, organised by the Sanef-Abertis France Chair, took place on 23 October at the Spanish Embassy in Paris.

The Sanef-Abertis France Chair aims to support and encourage training and research in the field of transport infrastructure management and sustainable mobility. Established in 2011 in partnership with the École nationale des ponts et chaussées, the Chair recognises doctoral theses on topics relating to the economic, social and environmental impacts of mobility. It is directed by Gilles Forêt, a researcher at the School’s Navier Laboratory.

• Joint 1st prize: Jonas APARICIO, École nationale des ponts et chaussées
  Non-destructive testing of external prestressing in engineering structures
  Jonas Aparicio is currently an associate researcher at the Navier Laboratory. A graduate of the School (Civ 2019), he completed a thesis at the Navier Laboratory under the supervision of Gilles Forêt (2024).
• Joint 1st prize: Youssef AMRY, International joint supervision – Université Bretagne Occidentale – Université Mohamed V
  Energy management of EV charging stations using distributed resources and a multi-port system
• Joint 2nd prize: Éléonore FAUCHET, École Nationale des Travaux Publics de l’État
  New traffic control strategies based on connected vehicles
• Joint 2nd prize: Paul SAVES, University of Toulouse
  Multidisciplinary optimisation of high-dimensional design for the eco-design of aircraft