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Applied Mathematics
Researchers passionate about mathematics
To mark International Women’s Day, two of Inria’s female staff, an experienced researcher and a young PhD student, tell us about their passion for their work. Interview with Catherine Bonnet, Head of the DISCO team and member of the board of the association ‘Femmes et mathématiques’, and Céline Blondeau, a PhD student in the SECRET project-team.
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- Sciences
- DISCO team
- SECRET team
- Applied Mathematics
- Cryptology
- Transmission
- Interconnected dynamic systems in complex environments
- Security
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Partnerships
Inria and Cemagref pool their expertise in order better to understand the complexity of environmental phenomena
Michel Cosnard, Inria Chairman and CEO, and Roger Genet, CEO of Cemagref, have signed a partnership agreement strengthening collaboration between the two organisations on applied research projects concerning environmental problems. This agreement demonstrates the multi-disciplinary approach required of scientists faced with complex environmental problems. The synergies between environmental sciences and computational sciences will be a powerful lever to help meet the challenges posed by global changes and to ensure sustainable development.
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Fields of research
Applied Mathematics and Computing
Jean Roman is Deputy Scientific Director of the Research Department with responsibility for Applied Mathematics, Computing, and Simulation. In a 2010 interview (in french), Bernard Espiau, the previous Deputy Scientific Director for this field, explained the implications of research in this area for the society of tomorrow, particularly with regard to sustainable development, health, and energy.
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Home > Research > Research fields > Five fields of research > Mathématiques appliquées, calcul & simulation
History of Inria
Jacques-Louis Lions: a champion of computer science research
A graduate of the Ecole Normale Supérieure and an eminent mathematician, professor and administrator, Jacques-Louis Lions believes that it makes no sense to separate pure mathematics from applied mathematics.
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History of Inria
Alain Bensoussan: international development of the Institute
A graduate of the Ecole Polytechnique and the ENSAE (Ecole nationale de statistique et de l’administration économique), Alain Bensoussan was the first researcher recruited by IRIA in 1967, and simultaneously pursued a career in teaching.
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- Mathematics
- ERCIM
- Control
- Applied Mathematics
- Jacques-Louis Lions
- Development
- International relations
- Research centre
- W3C
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History of Inria
Bernard Larrouturou: a period of expansion
A graduate of the Ecole Polytechnique, Bernard Larrouturou showed a certain non-conformism by joining the bridges corps rather than the mines corps, the traditional destination of graduates of his alma mater (1980).
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Technological Development Department
Bernard Espiau, Deputy Scientific Director
Bernard Espiau has been appointed Deputy scientific director with the Technological development department in charge of the field of "Applied mathematics, computing, and simulation". He devotes a portion of his working activity to duties including research coordination, prospecting, and scientific leadership on one or more research topics in his field of expertise. He is also in charge of a cross-disciplinary mission related to Inria's national or international actions and, in this role, reports to the research director.
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Host delegation
Forty-four positions reserved for assistant professors or professors in France
Are you a assistant professor or professor in a french university or a french "Grande Ecole" ? If that is the case and you are a specialist in computer science or applied mathematics, or another discipline, join us !
44 positions are available throughout France.
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- Host delegation
- Recruitment
- Professor
- Research-lecturers
- Applied Mathematics
- Computation and Simulation
- Algorithmics
- Programming
- Software and Architecture
- Networks
- Systems and Services
- Distributed Computing
- Computational Sciences for Biology
- Medicine and the Environment
- Perception
- Cognition
- Collaborative interaction
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Host on secondment
Twelve positions in host on secondment to be filled
Are you an engineer? A teacher in the state education system? A research-lecturer? A senior civil servant? Join us! From 08 February to 30 April 2012, Inria is running its 2012 host secondment campaign.
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- Host on secondment
- Applied Mathematics
- Computation and Simulation
- Algorithmics
- Programming
- Software and Architecture
- Networks
- Systems and Services
- Distributed Computing
- Computational Sciences for Biology
- Medicine and the Environment
- Recruitment
- Perception
- Cognition
- Research-lecturer
- Collaborative interaction
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Applied Mathematics, Computation and Simulation
MoGo on top of its game!
The game of Go, a breeding ground for technologies for a number of fields. MoGo, a project coordinated by Olivier Teytaud from the Tao project-team, was invited to attend the 2009 Taiwan Open. It beat the world record for the best performance in 19x19 Go.
Combining innovative Artificial Intelligence and multi-core, message-passing parallelisation, it has been notching up victories against professional players. In addition to its application in the game of Go, this parallel algorithm can also be used to address a vast range of problems.
