and Construction Works Durability – LMDC (in partnership with UPS) Clément Ader Institute - ICA (in partnership with UPS, ISAE and EMAC) Institut de Mathématiques de Toulouse – IMT (in partnership with UPS, UT1, UT2 and CNRS) Laboratoire National des Champs Magnétiques Intenses – LNCMI (in partnership with CNRS, UPS and UJF) Laboratoire d'analyse et d'architecture des systèmes – LAAS (in partnership with CNRS) Centre for Materials Elaboration and Structural Studies – CEMES (in partnership with CNRS and UPS) INSA culture The campus of INSA Toulouse is very active and flourishes with cultural activities. L’Amicale des Elèves and its over 70 students clubs offer a wide range of activities that will suit all tastes: outdoors and indoors sports, arts, events, social actions, leisure and so on.`There is also a student hall and a party hall in where insaïens (INSA students) can organize events and the school's newspaper informs student about the campus life. The web radio, “Radio Insa Toulouse”, created in 2007, aims to facilitate communication between students and the staff (administration, teachers, researchers...). Every year, an annual race around the campus called “Les 100 tours de l’INSA”, gather every student association during two days in a festive atmosphere. In September 2000 was created Les Enfoiros, a student association, which aims to help Les Restos du Coeur (a French nationwide association that gives free meals to impoverished persons) collecting money through various concerts and other events all along the year. Since then, Les Enfoiros have raised around €250,000 for this association. Moreover, the AIIT, the INSA Toulouse students association, is very active as well and aims to: Establish and maintain alumni contact Advise students and graduates in their professional life Develop cooperation between the Board and INSA's professors Promote the school and its values The Toulouse Ingénierie Multidisciplinaire (TIM) (partnership with the Paul Sabatier University) is a state of the art student association whose objective is to conceive and build very low consumption prototype cars. Founded in 1995, the association takes part every year ever since in the Shell Eco Marathon, a European competition whose winner is the vehicle able to run the longest distance with one litre of gasoline equivalent. As a matter of facts, the TIM is one of the best teams in the world, breaking several world records throughout its history, such as: ICE Prototypes category (Internal Combustion Engine), ethanol fuel: 3350 km/L in 2009, on the