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L'IRDL fédère des activités de recherche en Sciences pour l'Ingénieur en Bretagne, à travers notamment le domaine des énergies marines renouvelables et de la construction navale. Par ses nombreuses collaborations avec les partenaires industriels liés au domaine maritime, l'IRDL fait le lien entre recherche fondamentale, ingénierie et technologie.
L'IRDL est structuré en cinq Pôles Thématiques de Recherche (PTR) :
1/ Composites, nanocomposites, biocomposites
2/ Assemblages multi-matériaux
3/ Structures et interactions
4/ Systèmes énergétiques
5/ Durabilité des matériaux hétérogènes

Composante de l'institut Carnot AgriFood Transition.

ENSTA Bretagne, Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Techniques Avancées Bretagne (formerly ENSIETA), is a French national postgraduate engineering research institute. This multidisciplinary engineering school operates under the auspices of the French Defence Procurement Agency (DGA). In conjunction with ENSTA ParisTech, it forms a group of institutes of advanced technology, recognised for outstanding performance in their fields of expertise: energy, transport, marine engineering and major industrial systems. It caters for 650 students trained in a 'systems approach': in an international context, they have the capacity to design and create complex industrial systems combining mechanics, electronics and IT in all sectors of industry: shipbuilding, aeronautics, automotive, telecommunications, defence, etc.). The success of ENSTA Bretagne continues to grow year on year, and its graduates are snapped up by the sectors in which their skills are a perfect fit. Located in Brest, the European capital of marine science and technology, ENSTA Bretagne notably offers in-depth study of naval architecture and offshore engineering as well as unique training courses in France for hydrography engineers and specialists in marine renewable energies.