Maurice Mayoux (ARTS & MÉTIERS Cluny 1920 - SUPAERO 1924), born May 23, 1903 in Chalon sur Saône ,

has devoted much of his career to the aeronautical and space worlds, as these aeronautical summaries attest.

Died September 4, 1997, in Chalon sur Saône,

In his will, Maurice Mayoux designated the SUPAERO Association as the beneficiary of the income from part of his estate, with the request that this be used to award a prize to deserving SUPAERO engineering students at the end of their final year of study.

The SUPAERO Association, now ISAE SUPAERO ENSICA Alumni, decided to create the Mayoux-Dauriac Aéronautique prize. There is also a Mayoux-Dauriac ARTS & MÉTIERS prize, awarded each year to a second-year student from each ARTS & MÉTIERS campus "for his/her knowledge of the French language and the use he/she makes of it in written and oral reports, whether literary, mathematical or scientific". The name of his wife, Jeanne Dauriac, is associated with these awards.

Theaim of the prize is to reward one or more final-year ISAE-SUPAERO engineering students for their practical achievements (projects) during their schooling and various internships, according to the wishes of our fellow student. Projects are judged on their usefulness to industry (or services), and must present a positive economic balance sheet (see Mayoux-Dauriac 2023 Award rules).

This year's deadline for applications is midnight, Friday June 30, 2023.

Since its creation, this prize has rewarded numerous winners. Congratulations to all! (click on the names to access the videos or titles to see the news)

Winners 2022:

Martin Gros tied with Hugo Sanchez

Winner 2021:

Guillaume Ondongh-Essalt (without video)

2020 Winners:

Eloa Guillotin & Hugo Tarlé Paul Planeix

Years 2000 to 2019:

Find out more about all the winners and their projects in thespecial ISAEdre 20 ans du Prix Mayoux-Dauriac!

ISAE SUPAERO ENSICA Alumni and SAE have decided to create a new Commitment Award for the ISAE Community in 2022.

It will be awarded to thestudent-engineer whograduates during the year, and who has demonstrated particular motivation and commitment to his or her class during his or her time at ISAE-SUPAERO, and who has contributed most to the Alumni network.

The prize is worth 1,500 euros.

A list of the 5 to 10 eligible candidates will be drawn up by the student representatives (Presidents of the Students' Office, Arts Office, Sports Office of the graduating class's year of entry and delegates of the graduating class) in consultation with the students of the graduating class, and will be sent to the Association and to the eligible candidates by Friday June 30, 2023 at the latest.

To be eligible for the award, shortlisted candidates must submit an application by Friday, September 29, 2023.

see the rules of this Prize

Winners 2022: Congratulations to all! (click on the names to see the videos or titles to see the news)

Amandine Cortier tied with Florian Delpech

ISAE SUPAERO ENSICA Alumni and SAE (Société des Amis de l'ISAE et de l'ENSTA) have joined forces since 2018 to award prizes to^3rd-yearstudents graduating from ISAE-SUPAERO engineering courses.

These prizes will be awarded to students who have demonstrated particular motivation and practical achievements during their schooling and various internships in one of the four award-winning fields;

• a passion for aircraft construction,
• a passion for space,
• civic commitment,
• sustainable development or the energy economy.

the aim is to judge the use of knowledge acquired at the School in the exercise of one of the different facets of the engineering profession in the field of excellence under consideration, with achievements (projects) being judged on their realism and usefulness to the aerospace community.

see the rules of this Prize

The deadline for applications is Friday, September 29, 2023.

Winners 2022: Congratulations to all! (click on the names to see the videos or titles to see the news)

A passion for aeronautics: Eleni Sotiropoulos

A passion for space: Dilan Portela Moreira

Sustainable development and energy savings: Ange Blanchard

Winners 2021

This prize was created in memory of Paul Alain Lamy, who graduated from SUPAERO in 1995 and passed away prematurely in 2002. Since 2005, it has been financed by his partner and friend Florent Moïse and his wife Andréa, and presented on their behalf by a member of the ISAE SUPAERO ENSICA Alumni board at the graduation ceremony.
It was intended to reward a^3rd year engineering student in the SUPAERO engineering curriculum who, during his or her time at the school, had demonstrated motivation and curiosity for the business world beyond its technical component, as had Paul Alain Lamy, thus perpetuating the dynamic that Paul Alain Lamy had instilled in his SUPAERO 1995 graduating class.

The winner was chosen by the governance of ISAE SUPAERO ENSICA Alumni in liaison with the teaching staff of the engineering curriculum, including a member of the SUPAERO class of 1995 who knew Paul Alain Lamy well, and submitted to Florent and Andréa Moïse for approval.

Since 2021, the Paul Lamy Prize has been awarded by the Fondation ISAE-SUPAERO.