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Accelerating software configuration space study through incremental build The transition from software code to a working runnable software artefact goes through a build, which makes it an absolutely crucial step in software development. Different types of builds are available, such as incremental builds, which intrigue researchers from the DIVERSE team., at IRISA Research Laboratory, CNRS/Univ [..]

Congratulations to Xhevahire Tërnava, Mathieu Acher, Luc Lesoil, Arnaud Blouin, Jean-Marc Jézéquel front DIVERSE research team They received the Best Paper Award for their publication "Scratching the Surface of configure: Learning the Effects of Compile-Time Options on Binary Size and Gadgets" presented at the 20th international conference on Software and Systems Reuse (ICSR 2022) , which took [..]

MACLEAN: "Machine Learning and computer vision in Earth Observation: Scientific results VS Industrial needs" During the joint CAp and RFIAP conferences to be held in Vannes on 5-8 July ( more information on these conferences ), a workshop on machine learning and computer vision issues in the context of earth observation is planned for Tuesday 5 July. This workshop, organised with the support of [..]

Congratulations to Claudio Pacchierotti, CNRS Bronze Medal 2022, member of the Rainbow research team Enabling physical interaction with a virtual or remote object is the challenge of Claudio Pacchierotti's work, which focuses on the use of haptics, the science that explores and exploits touch, for interaction with robotic and virtual reality systems. After a PhD in engineering at the University of [..]

May 30 was World Multiple Sclerosis Day, an incurable disease that attacks the nervous system. Artificial intelligence could enable earlier diagnosis, for better effectiveness of treatments to slow its progression. Scientists are working in this direction, including the Empenn team, which is participating in the PRIMUS (Projection in Multiple sclerosis) programme, founded by the University [..]

Congratulations to Maxime Robic, Rainbow team, who won the 3rd prize of the jury of the Ma Thèse en 180 secondes competition on the subject of his thesis: "Visual servoing of a constellation of satellites"!

Congratulations to Inès, Claudio, Marie and Maud members of the Rainbow team... Congratulations to Inès Lacôte (PhD student Inria), David Gueorguiev (Researcher ISIR), Claudio Pacchierotti (Researcher CNRS), Marie Babel (Associate Professor INSA), Maud Marchal (Professor INSA) for the paper “ Speed Discrimination In The Apparent Haptic Motion Illusion “ They have won the Best Full Paper Award [..]

They were 600, now they are only 16! Support Maxime Robic, doctoral student in the Rainbow team, tonight at 6:30 pm on site, or live on the Facebook page, the YouTube channel and on the competition website.