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Digital medicine
Neuroimaging and computing for better diagnosis and treatment of Alzheimer’s disease
Inria is organising MICCAI 2012, the 15th International Conference on Medical Image Computing and Computer Assisted Intervention, which takes place from the 1st to the 5th of October.
We spoke to Prof. Giovanni Frisoni, neurologist at IRCCS Fatebenefratelli in Italy, and Inria researcher Marco Lorenzi, both of whom are presenting a paper about brain image analysis for better diagnosis and treatment of Alzheimer’s disease.
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Informatique et Sciences du Numérique
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Education
First digital school book "Computer and Digital Sciences"
The subject Computer and Digital Sciences will become part of the French high-school system’s scientific program this coming September! For this purpose, Gilles Dowek has created the first digital school book dedicated to teaching this subject!
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Posture recognition («stop and go» and «sit down» activities) using the video camera at the CMRR.
Digital medecine
Using digital technology to combat Alzheimer’s
To monitor elderly people at home, particularly those suffering from Alzheimer’s disease, in order to care for them better: that is the ambition of Inria’s ‘Stars’ research team, which designs digital models of human behaviour based on data acquired through patient observation.
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European Research Council 2011
Nicholas Ayache: "Medical Imagery and I.T.: the personalised digital patient"
Nicholas Ayache is the 2011 winner of an ERC grant worth 2.5 million Euros, aimed at experienced researchers. With many years of commitment to researching the analysis and simulation of medical images, he will now be able to rise to a major challenge: to design digital models of organs and pathologies enabling the incorporation of a patient's medical images and the simulation of the progress of their pathology and the suitability of the treatments before they are applied.
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Survey
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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Privacy
How to Skype without being seen!
Skype is a Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) solution used by hundreds of millions of people the world over. Inria researchers (Stevens Le Blond, Arnaud Legout and Walid Dabbous) in partnership with a team at the Polytechnic Institute of New York University have demonstrated that a malicious user could invade the privacy of any Skype user.
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Cinema - R&D
Tony DeRose : « France is attractive for its mathematical sophistication »
On the 10th of February, the Sophia Antipolis Inria teams had the pleasure to welcome the Lead of the Research Group at Pixar Animation Studios, the American Tony DeRose. He presented his work in the Jacques Morgenstern colloquium and visited Inria. Short summary of his job and his impressions about France.
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Treasure network
Coming together to improve water treatment
Treasure is one of the networks developed as part of the EuroMediterranean 3+3 programme, created in 2006 to promote regional cooperation in the Mediterranean Basin. The aim of this multi-disciplinary, trans-Mediterranean network is to develop an effective water pollution control system that is capable of meeting growing water needs in North Africa. We spoke to two key participants about this exemplary collaboration.
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Inria-Industry Meetings
Feedback on the forum on new mobile services
On January 21, 2011, the latest Inria-Industry Meeting was held at Sophia Antipolis, on the subject of developing new mobile services, the outcome of a partnership between Inria and the Secure Smart Solutions Centre. The event was booked out a fortnight before it took place. It brought together some 200 names from the mobile ecosystem, in attendance to hear talks from 17 speakers and see 17 technology demos from Inria, its spin-offs and industry and academic partners.
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Distinction
IEEE Fellow: a pioneer in game theory applied to networks recognised by his peers
The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) recently awarded Eitan Altman, senior research scientist on the Maestro project team at Inria Sophia Antipolis - Méditerranée, the title of IEEE Fellow for his contributions in the field of the analysis, optimisation and control of telecommunications networks. The researcher has contributed to establishing and enriching this relatively new field, using tools originally developed for other branches of game theory. Interview.
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