To mark Science Day, Xperium is launching its brand new season. Researchers and PhD students will present a range of demonstrations and educational, interactive experiments that showcase their creativity and the excellence of research at the university. A stand will be set up by members of CRIStAL …
READ MOREWhat we call AI has invaded society. AI helps us detect and treat diseases, guide us on holiday trips, find products that interest us, and so on. AI also makes it possible to create fakes to manipulate public opinion. We hear that it will soon render many jobs obsolete, that it is destroying the …
READ MOREFriday, 3 October 2025 will mark CRIStAL's 10th anniversary ***On the agenda...*** 8:30 - 9:20 a.m.: Welcome with coffee 9:30 a.m.: Opening of the day by the supervisory authorities 9:40 a.m.: The history of CRIStAL, with - the birth of CRIStAL (by Sophie Tison and Philippe Vanheeghe) …
READ MOREThe recent improvements in hardware architectures and virtualisation technologies are starting to make virtualised environments appealing even for applications that have not been traditionally considered as virtualisable, such as, for example, real-time applications. As a result, there is much …
READ MOREClémentine Maurice, CNRS CRIStAL research fellow, will give a scientific mediation presentation as part of the 'Bar des CIENCES & TECHNOLOGIES' event. Wednesday 1st October at the Espace Culture, café area from 12:15 pm to 12:45 pm
READ MOREAt the 40th anniversary of AD2N, the PRETIL and PIRVI platforms presented their work For**PRETIL**, presentation of the robotised car connected to its digital twin. This demonstrator accelerates the development and validation of autonomous navigation algorithms by enabling time acceleration and …
READ MOREThe IA axis is organising a seminar on Friday, 19 September 2025. The FOX team welcomes INOCS, Hélène Le Cadre, Research Fellow, and Francesco Morri, Doctoral student.
READ MOREToy models of graph theory reveal how a sense of time flow consistent with the laws of thermodynamics can emerge from reversible laws and without assumptions about initial entropy. Jean-Paul Delahaye Article 'Pour la Science' magazine
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