1404, 2021
Search Results for: 2021
1204, 2021
Innovation on hearing aids
The SAMoVA team of IRIT, under the direction of Julien PINQUIER, within the framework of the AUDIOCAP project, in collaboration with the company Archean Technologies, has been working since 2013 on the implementation of a denoising algorithm in order to optimize the adjustment of hearing aids. Clinical trials are currently underway at the Clinique Rive Gauche in Toulouse, and will allow us to consider the industrialization and market launch of
0403, 2021
An ACM SIGCHI Lifetime Service award
Congratulations Philippe Palanque, Head of the FSL Dept and member of the ICS team, who has just received the ACM SIGCHI Lifetime Service award. This award recognizes his lifetime of service to the international Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) community. Since the early 90s, his research has focused on interactive systems engineering by providing notations, methods and tools to integrate multiple properties such as usability, reliability, resilience and, more recently, user experience.
0203, 2021
5 teaching-research positions at IRIT
L’IRIT est laboratoire d’accueil de 5 postes d’enseignants-chercheurs recrutés au 01/09/2021. Les profils de ces postes sont disponibles sur le site Galaxie : Les profils de ces postes sont disponibles sur le site Galaxie : un poste de Professeur en 27e section à l’Université Toulouse 2 Jean Jaurès, département DMI. Le profil recherche est « Informatique appliquée aux Sciences Humaines et Sociales »Profil Référence GALAXIE 4593 en téléchargement (.pdf) un
2302, 2021
ECONECT: communicating sensors for monitoring ecosystems and biodiversity
Technologies from the Internet of Things open up new possibilities for remote monitoring of the integrity of ecosystems and the species that inhabit them. THE ECONECT project, which brings together 6 research laboratories (Functional Ecology and Environment, SETE, CRCA, IRIT, LAAS, GEODE) and 3 companies (BeeGuard, Select Design, Adict Solutions), aims to develop sentinel systems based on the response of bio-indicator organisms (aquatic plants, honeybees and chickadees) to chemical contamination,
2302, 2021
Collaborations with RESTORE Laboratory
Depuis le 1er janvier, le laboratoire RESTORE s’est installé sur le site de l’Oncopole. Cette nouvelle structure de recherche de vieillissement et géroscience, regroupe près de 120 chercheurs de différents établissements publics toulousains. Il se veut transdisciplinaire (mathématiques, physique chimie, informatique, biologie, etc.) et c’est à ce titre que des chercheurs de l’IRIT collaborent à ce projet. Département Gestion des données – Équipe SIG (correspondants Chantal Soulé-Dupuy et Julien Aligon)
0302, 2021
P-SIMMOSC: Platform for the SIMulation of MObility in Smart City
Heads: and The P-SIMMoSC platform is part of the dynamics of the neOCampus operation, initiated and partially financially supported by the University Toulouse III Paul Sabatier since 2013. The neOCampus operation involves 11 of the University’s laboratories, whose aim is to pool their skills to improve day-to-day comfort for the university community while reducing the ecological footprint of the buildings, cutting operating costs and developing new services for campus users.
0302, 2021
Elaastic Platform
Head : The first version of the Elaastic platform, initially called Tsaap-Notes, was designed, implemented and used as of 2013 in the context of Franck Silvestre’s PhD thesis carried out within the SIERA team, supervised by Philippe Vidal and Julien Broisin and defended in November 2015. Elaastic is an interactive system dedicated to the orchestration of formative evaluation sequences during face-to-face or distance learning courses. Our research work focuses on
0302, 2021
TouIST Platform
Heads: et The TouIST platform offers a high-level language for logically modeling various problems in a very compact way using solvers. It consists of: a graphical interface allowing interactive input of the target model; a translation module (compiler) from the input language of TouIST into a language directly understandable by different solvers; a module for viewing models calculated by the solvers. Currently, TouIST can call on three different types
2701, 2021
FABSPACE 2.0 Platform
Head: FabSpace 2.0 is an innovation network which focus on the exploitation of geospatial data across universities. The objective of FabSpace 2.0 is to bring together, around a common project, people with a variety of skills (industry players, university researchers, public administrations and citizens). Like a FabLab, FabSpace has a place where people can meet and co-create together, in a multidisciplinary approach. The FabSpace platform facilitates access to open data,