The recent improvements in hardware architectures and virtualisation technologies are starting to make virtualised environments appealing even for applications that have not been traditionally considered as virtualisable, such as, for example, real-time applications. As a result, there is much …

Clémentine Maurice, CNRS CRIStAL research fellow, will give a scientific mediation presentation as part of the 'Bar des CIENCES & TECHNOLOGIES' event. Wednesday 1st October at the Espace Culture, café area from 12:15 pm to 12:45 pm

The IA axis is organising a seminar on Friday, 19 September 2025. The FOX team welcomes INOCS, Hélène Le Cadre, Research Fellow, and Francesco Morri, Doctoral student.

Toy models of graph theory reveal how a sense of time flow consistent with the laws of thermodynamics can emerge from reversible laws and without assumptions about initial entropy. Jean-Paul Delahaye Article 'Pour la Science' magazine

Faced with the limitations of the neural network-based approach, known as 'connectionism', for logical or arithmetic tasks, the symbolic approach, which dominated the field of AI for decades, still has advantages that are bringing it back into the race. Jean-Paul Delahaye article 'Pour la Science'

HDR defence of Camille MARCHET, Thursday 04 September 2025 from 13:30 in the Atrium, ESPRIT building, CRIStAL laboratory. Title of the habilitation: *A feeling for the index: k-mer data-structures for data reuse in large scale genomics and transcriptomics* Composition of the jury: - …

HDR defence of Antoine LIMASSET, Thursday 04 September 2025 at 9am in the Atrium of the ESPRIT building, CRIStAL laboratory. Title of thesis: *Nucleic Acid Data Indexation: Novel Enhancements* Composition of the jury: - **Reporter:** Claire Lemaitre, Research Director, *IRISA, Iria, Rennes* …

Rony Abecidan wins the National Gendarmerie's Research and Strategic Thinking Thesis Award for his thesis entitled Robust Learning Strategies for Image Manipulation Detection - Automation, Computer Engineering, Signal and Image Processing

'What if neurotechnologies were to come to the rescue of the brain, and therefore of mankind, but also of a virtuous and energy-saving industry, and under what conditions?' Jeremie Dequidt, Othman Lakhal and Pierre Boulet, teacher-researchers in computer science at CRIStAL, answer this question. …

The FMPDP project - Formal Methods for Probabilistic Programmes and for Differential Confidentiality - is the winner of the 'International Emerging Actions 2024' campaign, a call from the CNRS Europe and International Division designed to encourage the exploration of new fields of research and …