Best paper award for Clement Quinton and his co-authors at ICSOC 2020 for their work on Feature-Model-Guided Online Reinforcement Learning for Self-Adaptive Services

Green hydrogen production and power management for multi-source energy platforms (PV, wind). This work was carried out by the PERCIS team of the CRIStAL Laboratory, as part of the European Interreg 2 Seas Meers E2C project. I'm proud to have been involved in the development of the predictive …

Following 3D virtual reality drawing workshops at the Montbonnot media library, supervised by Pauline de Chalendar and carried out with VAirDraw, a tool developed by PIRVI, a restitution will take place at the media library from the end of January to March.

For some years now, robot design has been moving towards greater flexibility, because rigidity can become a handicap when it comes to evolving in a complex or changing environment.

Œuvres et Recherches is organizing its first annual seminar, to be followed live online. The seminar kicks off with an art-science lecture. Cosmologist and cartoonist will work together on "The birth of the universe". Researchers Vivien Scottez and Alain Vienne will lead the lecture, while artist …

For some years now, the design of robots has been evolving towards greater flexibility, because rigidity can become a handicap when operating in a complex or changing environment. Made from silicone or plastic, these new robots are no longer based on rigid articulated skeletons driven by motors …

CoBra project aims to improve quality of both diagnosis and treatment of localized cancers, by developing a new medical robot prototype for brachytherapy and biopsy under guidance of MRI. The overall objective of the project is to enhance the patient’s quality of life and reduce their cancer …

Ms YUAN YUAN for her thesis entitled "Models and Algorithms for Last Kilometer Delivery Problems with Multiple Shipping Options", carried out at Centrale Lille Institut CRIStAL laboratory under the supervision of Professor F. SEMET and co-supervised by Professors Diego CATTARUZZA and Maxime OGIER. …

Artificial intelligence can make previously inaccessible astrophysical phenomena visible. This has been proven by scientists from CNRS, IRAM, Observatoire de Paris-PSL, and Ecole Centrale Marseille and Ecole Centrale Lille, brought together in the ORION-B1 program. In a series of three papers …

The prize is awarded to Christian Duriez, Inria Research Director, head of Defrost, a joint research team at the Inria Lille - Nord Europe center and the Lille Research Center for Computer Science, Signals and Automation (CNRS/Université de Lille/Inria/Centrale Lille/IMT Lille Douai).