In the context of scientific research on the Covid-19 disease caused by the SARS-COV-2 virus, Camille Marchet, bioinformatics researcher at the University of Lille, explains that the methodology to acquire the virus genome using computer tools is like solving a puzzle of words! Tamara Rezk

Artificial intelligence in health and reuse of structured data: example of prevention of adverse drug reactions

On 18 March, the European Radio and Television Union becomes clear: due to the current epidemic, the contest it has been organizing continuously for more than sixty years, Eurovision, will not take place. But his little virtual brother, in a way, is kept him. AI Song Contest is its name, organized …

Emergent Mathematical Structures in Musical Creativity and Cardiac Arrhythmias Treating performance as a problem-solving task, an important aspect of the work of musical interpretation is to discover or make plausible units of coherence at multiple time scales, and to communicate this analysis to …

The CNRS recently announced the winners of its call for projects 80 Prime, set up on the occasion of its eightieth anniversary by MITI (Mission for cross-cutting and interdisciplinary initiatives), of which seven selected projects are led by researchers from the INS2I disciplinary field. …

Can a computer make us enjoy music? We often hear about artificial intelligence composing music. After the surprise, will we really enjoy listening to this type of music? Works in computer music progress towards automatic or semi-automatic composition, but also towards a better understanding of …

How to maintain and evolve software in which a company has concentrated its business, management rules and expertise for decades? This is the subject on which Anne Etien, research professor in software engineering in the RMoD team is working.

The technique of «fingerprinting», which allows under certain conditions to identify Internet users without cookies, has today important limits.

In 2020, with the help of the CRIStAL Laboratory’s PIRVI team, Pauline de Chalendar diverts the new augmented interaction technology from the Grenoble-based company ISKN in partnership with Bandai Namco. She is developing a digital exploration device that will make it possible to discover a 3D …

The Lille University Hospital, IMPECS and CRIStAL are working on a revolutionary method of lung cancer screening by the breath of patients, as part of an INTERREG project funded by the ERDF.