Cultivating Talent for the Future of Life Sciences
It’s not enough to follow trends: you have to anticipate them, and to do that you need to bring together the best specialists.
Deviations: streamlining their management for strategic gain
In the life sciences industry, deviation management is a crucial activity that must be mastered to comply with good practices.
Revolutionising Healthcare: The Rise of Cell and Gene Therapies
Cell and Gene Therapies (CGTs) are transformative, offering potential cures with a single dose.
The Future of Life Sciences: Trends and Opportunities
The life sciences market is constantly evolving, with technological, regulatory, and economic pressures driving everchanging trends.
Radiopharmaceuticals and Precision Medicine Revolutionising Cancer Treatment
Radiopharmaceutical therapy represents a novel approach to treating cancer, without affecting the patient’s healthy tissues.
A Holistic Approach to Life Sciences: ALTEN’s Vision
Recent health crises have emphasised the need for agility in pharmaceutical development, where speed and efficiency are paramount.
ALTEN in Railway, Meet us at Innotrans 2024
The mobility sector is no exception, and is undergoing a transformation as new technologies, such as autonomous vehicles, are making their way into the market.
Ensuring integrity: Train control and management
ALTEN supports Alstom in a variety of activities focused primarily on train control and management systems (TCMS).
Railway: Industrial methods
ALTEN has teams of engineers at two sites in France dedicated to industrial methods activities, in Valenciennes Petite-Forêt and Crespin.
Expertise for the future
We believe in our teams’ expertise and we value their variety of talents and skills.
Railway: Software scrutiny
ALTEN engineers are responsible for verifying and testing a wide variety of software to ensure the safety and security of train operations.
Train design: Details that make the difference
ALTEN in Spain has won the confidence of national and international customers in numerous sectors.