The aim of the GDR BioComp is to facilitate interdisciplinary exchanges in France around a common goal: the realization of bio-inspired material systems.

The IoT fragmentation, issues and opportunities in software engineering research The IoT creates opportunities for many, novel applications. However, it also create issues due to the fragmentation of the hardware and software running (on) the IoT. This fragmentation makes it difficult to …

The CoDIT’19 conference is the sixth (6th) edition in the series of the International Conference on Control, Decision and Information Technologies, organized since 2013, the previous one CoDIT'18 having held in Thessaloniki, Greece, in April 2018.

We expect many of you in Lille on Tuesday, April 23 for our first thematic workshop of the Collective of Researchers Works and Research: «The art-science relations and the issues of mediation», event labeled «80 years of the CNRS» !

You are all invited to the 2019 annual meeting of the Group 'Control and Scientific Computing' of CRIStAL. This year the CO2 meeting will be organized as an Interactive (laptop) session based on presentations given by PhD students. The interactive presentation will take place during a 2 hours …

Artificial intelligence (AI) is very much a part of people's everyday lives today, and it is essential to provide explanations of the predictions and decisions made by AI systems. The aim of this alliance, bringing together regional academic players in Hauts-de-France, is to boost the attractiveness …

Logipedia: Towards a wikipedia of formal demonstrations. Formal demonstrations, that is to say computerized, have become a central tool in computing (safety, security, etc.) and mathematics. However, each system – Coq, HOL Light, Isabelle/HOL, PVS… – implements its language and theory, limiting …

HAID 2019 is a workshop, meeting point between three communities: haptics, audio and interaction design. On this edition, the organizers want to focus on the relations between industry and the academic world. The first day will be devoted to exchanges between researchers and companies, with a …

The theme of this session is “Music, Time and Computer Programs”, with the participation of: - Martin Carlé, /Accessing the totality of Turin’s theory of ancient Greek music through literate programming/ - Jean-Louis Giavitto, /Time, chronologies, cuelists and clotheslines in mixed music/ - …

Géry Casiez and Mathieu Nancel from the Loki team have won the Google Faculty Research Awards for their project entitled "Real-time Latency Measure and Compensation". Participants must first be supported by two Google employees, and then the application follows a rigorous evaluation process. The …