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Congratulations to Sandrine Blazy, Professor at Université de Rennes, specialist in software science and deputy director of IRISA. Sandrine Blazy's research is aimed at the development of secure software. Her contribution focuses on the computer tools that allow a written program to become executable: compilers. Read more on the CNRS website © Jean-Claude MOSCHETTI - CNRS-Photothèque

Maud Marchal is professor at INSA Rennes and researcher in the RAINBOW team For her project ADVHANDTURE, Maud Marchal received a Consolidator Grant. Maud is interested in the design of new haptic interfaces and associated algorithms to interact with virtual worlds. The main objective of her research activities is to improve 3D interaction with complex virtual environments by proposing new [..]

When the press and the media talk about IRISA, they talk about artificial intelligence, data sciences, cybersecurity, virtual reality, energy, robotics .... To read or re-read

On Tuesday 29 November 2022, the CNRS Talents 2022 ceremony was held to reward those who contribute to the influence and progress of research. Congratulations to Claudio Pacchierotti, a researcher in haptics at IRISA, who was awarded the CNRS Bronze Medal. Discover his portrait (in french only) © Jean-Claude MOSCHETTI / IRISA / CNRS Photothèque

Congratulations to Walter Rudametkin who has been elected Junior Member of the Institut Universitaire de France. Walter Rudametkin is a professor at the Université de Rennes 1 (ESIR) since October 1st and conducts his research in the Diverse team. Specialised in the study and fight against Internet tracking, Walter Rudametkin has been running the Am I Unique website since 2014, which details our [..]

Franck Multon, Professor at the Université de Rennes 2, Head of the MimeTIC team (a joint team of Inria and M2S) talks to us about the REVEA project, which will help athletes improve certain "sub-skills" such as speed and motor coordination. Article from Polytechnique insights Quand la réalité virtuelle muscle la performance des boxeurs ... Franck Multon, Professeur Université Rennes 2 [..]

Mobile applications seem to consume more and more energy. How can we reduce the energy consumption of applications? Scientists, including Anne-Cécile Orgerie, permanent research scientist at CNRS in the Myriads team, are researching and exploring solutions for tomorrow.