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Among the five scientists from Rennes who were awarded the 2020 CNRS medals on Thursday 14 October, congratulations to Anne-Cécile Orgerie, CNRS research fellow, member of the Myriads team and head of the transverse energy axis specialising in the energy efficiency of distributed systems. © Jean-Claude MOSCHETTI / IRISA / CNRS Photothèque

What science lies behind the term 'digital'? Through 12 portraits of female researchers, teacher-researchers and engineers - including Anne-Cécile Orgerie, researcher in the Myriads team - the comic book "Les décodeuses du numérique" highlights the diversity of research in the digital sciences in order to break down stereotypes that that discourage women from entering these careers. (In french [..]

Le « fog computing » est l’avenir du cloud – en plus frugal et plus efficace Guillaume Pierre, Professeur à l'Université de Rennes 1, responsable de l'équipe de recherche Myriads Je ne peux m’empêcher de culpabiliser chaque fois que je lance une application de vidéoconférence : Zoom, Meet, Teams, Skype, etc. Ces applications comme bien d’autres outils numériques ont fourni à mes collègues et moi [..]

Congratulations to Mohamed Sabt, Associate Professor Université de Rennes 1, member of the EMSEC research team and Gwendal Patat, PhD who make their appareance on the prestigious Google Hall of Fame for their contribution to Android system security.

In France, where the first lockdown was imposed immediately following the initial round of the 2020 municipal elections, the Covid-19 pandemic has brought remote electronic voting back to the forefront. Stéphanie Delaune (research director CNRS and member of EMSEC team) and Véronique Cortier (resarch director CNRS at Loria), specialists in cryptographic issues, shed light on the scientific [..]

The hackathon "Hack the Fog" is the event to promote the results of the European project FogGuru, coordinated by the Université de Rennes 1 A week ago (March 16-28), for more than 48 hours, 63 participants from 10 countries around the world have competed in the international hackaton #HackTheFog, a contest to develop an application prototype that improves the sustainability of La Marina de [..]

Congratulations to Stéphanie Delaune (CNRS Research Director ), Patrick Derbez (Associate Professor Université de Rennes 1) and Mathieu Vavrille (former intern in the EMSEC team and currently PhD student in Nantes) for their best paper award “Catching the Fastest Boomerangs -- Application to SKINNY” at FSE 2022. Paper obtained in the framwork of the ANR DeCrypt project.

Gildas Avoine, Professor INSA Rennes is appointed CNRS scientific leader of « Programme et équipements prioritaires de recherche » (PEPR). Cybersecurity is a major issue of the 21st century! Cybersecurity is not only a question of national security, but also of the sustainability of business development and the safety of citizens. Stakes, made even more visible during the health crisis and the [..]