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Towards quantum systems engineering
Mazyar Mirrahimi of the Sisyphe team, in collaboration with the group led by Serge Haroche and Jean-Michel Raimond of the ENS and Pierre Rouchon of the Ecole des Mines de Paris, recently co-wrote an article published in Nature which has garnered some attention. Interview with an automation engineer fascinated by problems related to quantum physics.
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- INRIA Paris - Rocquencourt
- Quantic cryptography
- Mazyar Mirrahimi
- Quantic computer
- Équipe sisyphe
- Quantum physics
- Automatic
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Inria Awards 2017
Inria Awards 2017 winners
Lets's discover the men and women who contribute to innovative computer science and mathematics and drive the development of our digital world. The Inria awards also underline the contributions of research and innovation support teams who play a significant part in the efficiency and successes of Inria. All the 2017 awards have been honoured during the Inria 50th birthday event at the CENTQUATRE-PARIS on novembre 7th 2017.
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- Bioinformatics
- Inria Awards
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- Olivier Gascuel
- Mediego
- Quantic computer
- Anne-Marie Kermarrec
- Mazyar Mirrahimi
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Inria Awards 2017
Mazyar Mirrahimi : Inria - French Académie des sciences Young Researcher Award
From Tehran to rue Simone Riff in the 12tharrondissement of Paris, with periods in Pasadena, and Yale, Mazyar Mirrahimi has travelled extensively and met many people along the way. However it is his remarkable academic career and pioneering research on quantum systems measurement and control that earned this Research Director and leader of the Quantic Team the Inria Young Researcher Award.
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Cryptography
Inria at NIST
Since 2017, NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology) has organised an international competition to standardise post-quantum cryptographic algorithms. Of the 26 submissions chosen as finalists, 7 are the fruit of research by Inria project teams. Anne Canteaut, head of the SECRET project team, talks to us about the objectives and challenges.
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