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Congratulations to Anne-Cécile Orgerie, winner of the Lovelace-Babbage prize awarded by the Académie des Sciences, in partnership with the Société Informatique de France. Anne-Cécile Orgerie, a CNRS researcher and member of the Magellan team, is studying the environmental impact of distributed systems, the large digital infrastructures that process, store and share information via the Internet [..]

Our #cybersecurite research teams and our teacher-researchers will be speaking all week at #europeancyberweek #ai #amiad #caid #conferencecaid #cybersecurity #cyberdefense #ia #intelligenceartificielle #ai hashtag#artificialintelligence #iadedefense Programme of the week and speakers

Winner of the prestigious ERC Starting Grant 2024, Nicolas Keriven, a CNRS researcher at IRISA, is tackling the development of new statistical learning theories dedicated to graph data with the MALAGA project “Reinventing Statistical Learning Theory on Large Graphs”. “ERC Starting Grant 2024” is the name of one of the grants offered by the European Research Council (ERC), which supports [..]

IRISA is proud to announce that two of its teacher-researchers have recently been appointed to the Institut Universitaire de France (IUF). These distinctions underline the scientific excellence of their academic work. (in french only) Congratulations to Patrick Derbez, appointed Junior Member of the Fundamental Chair Gildas Avoine, senior member of the mediation chair

The SequoIA project, which has been designated a centre of excellence for research and training in artificial intelligence, will benefit from a budget of €20 million to strengthen the construction of an attractive European centre for research and training on the theme of AI, trust and security - SequoIA - in and through digital systems, drawing on internationally renowned expertise in AI [..]

Within the framework of the synchronized recruitment campaign 2024 for junior or senior faculty members, IRISA is a host laboratory for around twenty positions, in association with partner training components. Consult the page

[Award] Congratulations to Sandrine Blazy, professor at the University of Rennes and member of the EPICURE team, who has been awarded the CNRS silver medal. Sandrine Blazy's research focuses on the development of secure software. Her contribution focuses on the IT tools that enable a written programme to become executable: compilers.

[Plant biology scientific results] Genome-scale metabolic networks make it possible to model all the known chemical transformations in the metabolism of a given organism. Comparing them on a large scale means overcoming the problems of heterogeneity among the available genomes. In an article published in Genome Research, scientists from LBI2M, the Roscoff Biological Station and IRISA propose an [..]