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Matthias Gallé wins the accessit thesis prize
Matthias Gallé, former PhD student within the Symbiose team at Inria, won the accessit thesis prize for his works in the field of bioinformatics.
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Television - Speech recognition
Smartly Segmenting TV For VOD
It looks like a well-polished on-the-shelf HTML5 application. “But keep in mind that TexMix is actually a scientific demonstrator! warns research engineer Sébastien Campion. Our main goal was to gather and display the various findings of our research team. So we essentially packed into a single piece of software all these algorithms that TexMex scientists came up with in recent years. A lot of this research was financed through the Quæro European project.”
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Cloud computing
BlobSeer : A Storage System For The Exascale Era
The ever-increasing size of data threatens to impair the efficiency of cloud services as well as science-oriented High Performance Computing (HPC). BlobSeer is an innovative storage system designed to improve massively parallel data access through a versioning device for concurrent manipulation of binary large objects (BLOBs). This approach prompted a keen interest from Microsoft, IBM and SAP, as Rennes-based Inria researcher Gabriel Antoniu explains.
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Health - Software
New interoperability testing service for Health IT
IHE-Europe launches the first vendor-neutral service to test the interoperability of software used by healthcare information systems. The move features a technology transfer from French research center Inria to software testing provider Kereval.
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Embedded Systems
Polychronous Modeling for Multi-core Embedded Systems
Researchers from Inria and VirginiaTech work together on polychronous programming paradigms that could help design critical embedded software for multi-core architectures. Part of this open source technology will be used by the US Air Force, as French scientist Jean-Pierre Talpin explains
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Research team
A Common Vibe About SHM
An Inria research team dedicated to coupling physical modeling with statistics, I4S develops new methods to improve Structural Health Monitoring, i.e. computerized damage detection on bridges, buildings, or wind turbines. Researchers Laurent Mevel and Michael Döhler explain how their algorithmic technology was successfully transferred to the Danish SVS, the leading software vendor in the field of operational modal analysis.
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Modelling technologies
More Efficient Software Modernization through MDE
Nantes-based AtlanMod research team and Mia-Software company team up on MoDisco, an open source project bound to improve the development of model-driven tools for the reverse engineering of legacy systems. As researchers Jordi Cabot and Hugo Brunelière explain, the experience has also reshaped part of their partner's business model.
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Virtual reality
Lean and Go in Virtual Worlds
Scientists from Inria and Insa Rennes come up with a trampoline-like innovative VR interface for pedestrian navigation. Making a joystick of the human body as a whole is what Joyman is all about.
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How much do French people understand of the digital world?
Health, industry, transport, agriculture, communication, the environment… no field has escaped the profound impact of digital sciences and technology – inventions that are moulding the contours of a “New World” today. This daily reality, at once invisible, diverse and omnipresent, raises a fundamental question: how much do French people understand of the digital world in which they live?
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Music
Music in 3D
To better separate the different sounds within a recording in order to remix them at will and rebroadcast them in 3D: that is the objective of i3DMusic, a French-Swiss collaboration featuring two SMEs and two research centres. Higher-performing algorithms could lead to the appearance of new applications for music professionals, as Emmanuel Vincent, manager of this research at the Inria Rennes - Bretagne Atlantique centre, explains.
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