The comic strip “Les décodeuses du numérique” (The Digital Decoders) highlights the diversity of research conducted by women in the digital sciences. The book draws twelve portraits of women researchers, teacher-researchers and engineers, including that of Elsa Cazelles, a CNRS researcher at IRIT.
For March 8, the International Women’s Rights Day, IRIT is mobilizing. The laboratory’s equality mission has set up an exhibition highlighting the place of women in the field of computer science, and produced a video portrait that we let you discover!
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We publish the seventh and last video of the series of interviews presenting research works of our different departments. Jérôme FARINAS, Senior Lecturer at UT3 in the SI department – SAMoVA team, explains his research work on automatic speech processing.
We are publishing the sixth video in our series of interviews presenting research work from our different departments. Jean-Michel BRUEL, teacher-researcher in the FSL department – Sm@rt team, explains his research work on software engineering.
On February 4 and 5, 2022, France organized the European Open Science Days (OSEC), in the framework of the presidency of the European Union. This event allowed the creation of an open science prize for free software in research. GAMA was awarded a runner-up prize in the Jury Prize category.
Head: SILECS is a major national infrastructure for experimental research on various aspects of distributed computing, from the myriad of connected objects to tomorrow data centers. This infrastructure will enable end-to-end experimentation at all levels of software and network layers, from event capture (sensors, actuators) to processing and storing data, radio transmission management and the dynamic deployment of IT services. This infrastructure will enable reproducible research on networks that can
