Clémentine MAURICE, coordinator of the ANR MIAOUS project on attacks exploiting processor micro-architecture, recognized as Woman Cyber Researcher 2022.

A historical and scientific inquiry has been launched following the discovery of Roman penknife handles.

The 10th edition of the International Conference on Systems and Control (IEEE-ICSC) will be held on November 23 to 25 2022, at Aix Marseille University, Marseille, , France. The first edition was initiated by the late Prof. E.-K. Boukas and was held in 2007 in Marrakesh. The second edition took …

The NORINE project, with its analysis and visualization of non-ribosomal peptins (NRPs), was awarded the "Open Science Research Data" prize.

Leading the way in reducing energy consumption in distributed systems

The digital sciences suffer from a gender imbalance. To remedy this, the parity-equality unit of the CNRS's Institute for infromation sciences and their interactions, with the support and funding of its management, wanted to shine the spotlight on female researchers, teacher-researchers and …

Less well known than cryptography, steganography is the other means we have to transmit a message confidentially, by concealing it in another content. Patrick Bas, Director of Research at the Centre de Recherche en Informatique, Signal et Automatique de Lille (CRIStAL), explains.

Discover the research work of Romain Rouvoy, a researcher at CRIStAL, on issues related to energy-hungry applications. In particular, he describes the projects in which he is involved, aimed at significantly reducing energy consumption.

Highlighting the aesthetic, technical and philosophical aspects of origami-robotics, Dewi Brunet explores the field of Oribotic through her practice of crumpling and pleating.

On the occasion of the inauguration of the Research Data Gouv platform, two prizes were awarded: The Vidjil software received the Open Science "Free Software" award. [Vidjil is a free bioinformatics platform for the analysis of lymphocyte DNA sequences, developed by the Inria VidjilNet …