© Inria / Photo M. Magnin Awards & Honours Who are the winners of the Inria 2021 Awards? Open science/Open Access HAL: an exemplary infrastructure to contribute to open, public and sustainable scientific publishing Industry of the Future The New Challenges of AI
Open science/Open Access HAL: an exemplary infrastructure to contribute to open, public and sustainable scientific publishing
© Unsplash / Michael Dziedzic Startups Qatent: natural language processing applied to patents 11/03/2021
© Nil Hoppenot Startups Alice & Bob: “cat qubits” for a universal, error-free quantum computer 11/03/2021
© Unsplash / Dakota Corbin Startups Gazouyi: a start-up that has combined artificial intelligence with linguistics in order to help parents track their children's development 11/03/2021
© Unsplash / Lala Azizli Startups International Startup Day: a closer look at 6 business projects that began life at the Inria centre in Paris 11/03/2021
© Inria / Photo S. Erôme - Signatures Portraits / Key personalities Florence Bertails-Descoubes, predictive simulation for cinema, fashion and physics 08/03/2021
© Inria / Photo S. Erôme - Signatures Portraits / Key personalities Ioana Manolescu, for data accessible and usable by everyone 08/03/2021
© Inria / Photo L. Jacq Portraits / Key personalities Mireille Bossy, specialist in stochastic modelling in complex fluid mechanics 08/03/2021
© Inria / Photo A. Crenn Startup Studio Justine Bonnot, from optimisation research to entrepreneurship 08/03/2021
© Inria / Photo G. Scagnelli Portraits / Key personalities Hélène Sauzéon, research at the service of learning 08/03/2021
© Inria / Photo M. Quet Portraits / Key personalities Emilie Chouzenoux works to enhance medical imaging 08/03/2021
