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The environment, education, health, economics, research... Inria is trying to tackle the challenges of the society of tomorrow.
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Michel Cosnard is the Chairman and CEO of Inria
Inria in a few words
A public science and technology institution dedicated to computational sciences
Public science and technology institution established in 1967, Inria is is the only public research body fully dedicated to computational sciences. Combining computer sciences with mathematics, Inria’s 3,400 researchers strive to invent the digital technologies of the future.
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Inventors for the digital world
Our society relies increasingly on digital technologies to communicate, seek medical information, travel, or have fun. These often-invisible technologies simplify our tasks and enrich our daily lives, while also developing the economy.
At the interface of computer science and mathematics, researchers at Inria, are inventing tomorrow’s digital technologies.
The people who made Inria
From Jacques-Louis Lions to Gilles Kahn, Inria owes its existence to personalities who have shaped the history of the institute and left a profound mark on their respective eras.
History of Inria
From the infancy of computer science to the digital dominance of today
From the infancy of computer science to the digital dominance of today, Inria's history dates back more than forty years. We look back at the four key periods in Inria's history:
- 1967-1973: IRIA tries to find its bearings
- 1974-1979: the long road to maturity
- 1980-2000: Inria expands rapidly
- Inria moves into the 21st century
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