The La Bergerie de Berdine association aims to accommodate people, mainly young people, in great difficulty (people with addictions, school drop-outs, people experiencing family and/or professional breakdowns, disabling illnesses, etc.), to help them regain a proper place in society. In 2019, the Safran Foundation for Integration chose to support this initiative because it corresponds to one of its purposes, which is to help young people who are seriously excluded.

The cobot is not autonomous like a robot : It is part of the "collaborative robots" sphere. The operator is in control, while the robotic system performs and makes the task safe. They interact either remotely by remote operation or the operator manually handles the cobot in situ.

Reno, NV., December 18, 2019 – Aerion Supersonic, the leader in supersonic technology, today announced it has selected Safran, an international high-technology group, operating in the aircraft propulsion and equipment, space and defense markets as a major partner for the AS2 supersonic business jet. By joining forces, these companies will bring over a century of aerospace experience to support the preliminary design of the first-ever modern supersonic business jet.

Since 2011, Safran has been pursuing a proactive policy to support people with disabilities, with specific recruitment measures to ensure job retention and facilitate the inclusion of people with disabilities into its facilities. Safran's sites in France are using the European Disability Employment Week to demonstrate their commitment to the inclusion of people with disabilities. All companies are involved and putting on several activities within facilities. The goal is to change the way people perceive disability.

Montréal, December 12, 2019 - The holiday season is almost here, bringing with it the busiest airports of the year. Unfortunately, this time of friends, family and festivities comes at a price. World air traffic, which is growing by 4 to 5 percent each year, produces more than 2 percent of all human activity-related greenhouse gases. François Garnier, a faculty researcher at the École de technologie supérieure (ÉTS), plans to help resolve part of this problem by reducing fine and ultrafine particles emissions from aircraft engines at their source.

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The Women and Science chair at Paris Dauphine University (PSL and its foundation) was created in 2019 in partnership with the Institut des Politiques Publiques, and with support from the L'Oréal Foundation, Generali France, La Poste, Talan and now Safran.

The aim of this chair is to foster international collaboration and original studies in order to analyze the decisive factors and impact of the weak presence of women in research and scientific careers, and to provide input for public discussions on these issues.