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Who are the winners of the Inria 2022 Awards?

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Changed on 22/11/2022
As it has done every year for the past 10 years, Inria and its historical partners, the Académie des Sciences and Dassault Systèmes, are highlighting the innovations, major advances and successes of those who are driving digital science and technology forward. Discover the winners of this 2022 edition.
SoirÈe de remise des prix Inria 2016
© Inria / Photo G. Maisonneuve

 

reated in 2011, the Inria Awards are designed to reward those who advance digital science and technology through their research projects and innovations. These three scientific prizes are awarded in partnership with the Académie des sciences and Dassault Systèmes:

  • The Inria - Académie des sciences Grand Prize. This award is given to a scientist, working in a French institution or emeritus of a French institution, who has made an exceptional contribution to the field of computer and mathematical sciences. 
  • The Inria - Académie des sciences - Dassault Systèmes Innovation Award. This award is given to a scientist or a team of scientists (maximum 6 people), working in a French institution or emeritus of a French institution, who have been particularly active in the field of transfer and innovation in the field of computer and mathematical sciences. 
  • The Inria - Académie des sciences young researcher Award. This prize is awarded to a scientist under forty years of age, working in a French institution, who has made a major contribution to the field of computer and mathematical sciences through his or her research, transfer or innovation activities. 

Portraits of the winners

Catuscia Prix Inria

Catuscia Palamidessi

Known throughout the world, Catuscia Palamidessi's work has now been honored with the Inria - Académie des sciences Grand Prix.

Her portrait
AndrÈ Seznec

André Seznec

The Inria - Académie des sciences - Dassault Systèmes Innovation Award recognizes André Seznec's multiple research and discoveries on microprocessor architecture.

His portrait
Xavier Allamigeon

Xavier Allamigeon

The Inria - Académie des sciences young researcher prize rewards Xavier Allamigeon's commitment to tropical geometry.

His portrait

Last year, the Inria Prizes rewarded researchers Jean-Bernard Lasserre (Grand Prix Inria-Académie des sciences 2021) for his research work, particularly in mathematical optimization, and Serena Villata (Prix du jeune chercheur Inria-Académie des sciences 2021), for the development of AI tools capable of analyzing the logical structure of any text, from a political speech to a Twitter message.

The Inria-Académie des sciences-Dassault Systèmes Innovation Prize was awarded to the Convecs project-team (Inria Center of the University of Grenoble Alpes) for the work of four of its researchers on modeling and verification of parallel and interconnected systems.

Discover the winners of the previous editions

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