The GIS EAU TOULOUSE (Toulouse Water Scientific Interest Group) aims to promote, encourage and support collaborative research activities in the field of water for all its partners. Research projects aimed at sustainable development and respectful management of water resources, both qualitative and quantitative, from upstream to downstream, on a small and large scale, and in the context of climate change and global change more generally are encouraged.
The GIS EAU TOULOUSE brings together the following institutions:
Charline COLLARD, Lecturer-Researcher at the Work, Employment and Health Laboratory at TBS Education, is the representative of TBS Education within GIS EAU TOULOUSE, in conjunction with the Centre of Excellence for CSR&SD – Corporate Social Responsibility & Sustainable Development at TBS Education.
Charline COLLARD studies how low-tech beaver-mimetic techniques used by citizens influence their (re)connection to rivers and local water governance. This research is part of the RESTOR project – Economic, social and environmental regeneration of river environments through ‘beaver medicine’, funded by the TIRIS programme.
TBS Education’s Centre of Excellence in Aeronautics and Space marked its presence at the prestigious 9th International Conference on the Future of Aviation and Aerospace (FOAA 2026), held at the Taj West End. The event brought together global leaders to discuss the evolving challenges and opportunities in the aviation and aerospace sectors.
The Center of Excellence for Artificial Intelligence & Business Analytics is hosting International AI Day on Thursday, April 9. This year’s theme is “Generative AI in Organizations: Challenges and Opportunities” and the event will feature presentations and discussions with academic and industry experts on the topic.