What Does Our 3D Face Shape Say About Us? For contribution to 3D shappe analysis and retrieval and related applications. IAPR Newletter, Vol. 38 N° 2, Apr. 2016 - Page 3-4
READ MORE2 positions 27/ 61 at Centrale Lille. Application before 18 April 2016. Positions 27 and 61 at Université Lille 1. Concerns IEEA (27 and 61), IUT (27), Polytech Lille (27). Application before 28 April 2016.
READ MOREAccess to what we see, before formulating sentences: this is the objective of a research project that combines art history and computer science. Project members: ◾Mathias Blanc (CNRS laboratory IRHIS), coordinator. ◾François Gabrielli (CNRS laboratory IRHIS) (end 08/2014). ◾Cécile …
READ MOREMathias Blanc, project coordinator (IRHiS), François Gabrielli (IRHiS), Cécile Picard-Limpens (IRHiS), Florian Renaut (CRIStAL) and Julien Wylleman (CRIStAL). Presented at Innovatives SHS 2015, the VisUALL-tek project offers a library of computer applications made up of three software tools: …
READ MOREWith the end of Moore’s Law, the power of your smartphones will no longer explode, but that’s good news. Article of 28/03/2016.
READ MOREThe Vasco port robotics project, involving the Centre de Recherche en Informatique, Signal et Automatique (Lille1) and the Institut de Recherche en Communications et Cybernétique (Nantes2), has been awarded 8.8 million euros under the Future Investment Program. The aim is to develop a fully …
READ MOREYou are invited to the launch of the University of Lille's Maison de la Simulation Tuesday, March 29, 2016 at 2pm at Polytech Lille - Cité Scientifique - Villeneuve d'ascq With the deployment of hardware infrastructures for supercomputing at both national and European level, researchers now …
READ MOREAuditorium Ircica, 50 avenue Halley à Villeneuve d’Ascq ###"The GREDOR project: rethinking the way distribution networks are operated" Abstract: In Europe, concern on the environmental impact of the electricity industry is currently driving the growth of renewable electricity generation …
READ MOREAbstract : The principle of Propositions as Types links logic to computation. At first sight it appears to be a simple coincidence—almost a pun—but it turns out to be remarkably robust, inspiring the design of theorem provers and programming languages, and continuing to influence the forefronts …
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