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Metadata for a better understanding of the past
2014 marks the centenary of the First World War. But how can such an event be commemorated when the relevant historical resources are scattered throughout the whole of Europe and historians have not yet been able to conduct an exhaustive study of all of them? Laurent Romary explains how, with the CENDARI project, computational sciences can provide a solution to this problem and come to the aid of all social sciences.
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Research teams
Cryptography and coding for greater digital security
Inria's dynamic approach to science is due in part to its policy of regularly renewing its project teams. Indeed, every four to eight years, the teams must present a new research project. This offers an opportunity to come up with a new theme, a new team leader, a new name, new profiles, etc. A few months after the Tanc team evolved to form the Grace research project, we met with Daniel Augot, the new team leader, to discuss the implications of this change.
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European Research Council 2011
Dale Miller: “Making proof universal”
As the beneficiary of an ERC Advanced Grant for experienced researchers, Dale Miller has embarked on the difficult path of establishing proof. His aim? In this field, which is highly abstract but which has a definite impact on the real world, he wishes to standardise proof systems and issue certificates for such systems in order to promote greater confidence in them.
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Partnership
Inria works on ALMA, the world’s largest radio telescope project
Inria and ALMA (Atacama Large Millimeter / submillimeter Array), alongside the CNAM (Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers, the French National Academy for Arts and Crafts), are working together to design the man-machine interfaces that will control the revolutionary radio-telescope currently being built in the Atacama desert, to the north of Chile.
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Frank Cappello
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Inria-Urbana champaign
A productive partnership based on high performance computing
As the fifth workshop of the Inria-Urbana-Champaign joint lab (Joint Laboratory on Petascale Computing-JLPC) came to an end in Grenoble, Franck Cappello, its co-director, took stock of the activities of this institution dedicated to high-performance computing. Two years after its creation, it was now time to review its most emblematic results and to present its current research on climate and the international G8 Exascale project, with which the joint laboratory is associated.
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Conference
A Look Back at Computer-Human Interaction conference
The Computer-Human Interaction conference 2011 took place in Vancouver in May. Learn about this event with the interview of Emmanuel Pietriga, interim manager of the In-Situ team and president of the Paris chapter of SIGCHI (Special Interest Group on Computer-Human Interaction).
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Mint project-team
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Research
Revolutionising the relationship between man and machine
Research into human-computer interaction has been an area of significant growth in the last decade. From multipoint touch screens to assistance for the disabled and media for interpreting large volumes of data, this research aims to revolutionise the relationship between men and machines. Inria has invested in the area with 5 teams that make the institute one of today's biggest human-computer interaction research centres.
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The 3D viewer allows to visualize a Crohn’s disease structure not visible at the surface
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Medicine
Guiding the physician during cancer surgery
The purpose of the ADOC project, involving the Galen research team, is to develop an imaging scanner providing guided diagnosis for cancer surgery. It’s labeled by the MEDICEN competitiveness cluster and funded (with respect to Inria) by the Île-de-France Region.
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Scientific partnership
Microsoft Research-Inria Forum 2011
On April 12th, Inria and Microsoft will organize a forum, to be held at Le Campus Microsoft, to celebrate four years of existence of the research centre created jointly by the two partners. This will be an opportunity to showcase a very fruitful research collaboration through research presentations and demonstrations.
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Careers at Inria - Interview
Andrea Rau : "I am surrounded by passionate and very helpful people who share their knowledge and experience"
Originally from America, Andrea Rau has managed to combine her passions for French and applied statistics by doing a post-doctoral research visit in Inria’s SELECT research team. From North Dakota to the Inria Saclay - Ile-de-France research centre, she spoke to us about her background, her motivation and her career prospects.
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