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BACK TO THE FIRST MEETING OF THE EUROBIN NETWORK OF EXCELLENCE
In May 2023, ISIR took part in the first meeting of the euROBIN (European ROBotics and AI Network) network of excellence. Organised by the University of Seville, the project partners came together for an entire week devoted to robotics. From 15 to 19 May, more than 150 participants from…
SEMINAR: “CAN ROBOTS FIND THEIR OWN REWARD FUNCTIONS?”
Seminar: Can robots find their own reward functions? 6 June 2023 | 14:00 – 15:00 | SCAI in the seminar room Kenji Doya, Neural Computation Unit, Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University Abstract In reinforcement learning, an agent learns behaviors to maximize expected cumulative rewards. An open…
MACHINE LEARNING IN INTERACTION: TOOL, MATERIAL, CULTURE, HDR DEFENSE OF BAPTISTE CARAMIAUX
Baptiste Caramiaux, researcher CNRS at ISIR, defended her Habilitation to Supervise Research (HDR) on Monday, March 15, 2023 at 9:30 am, on the Pierre and Marie Curie campus of Sorbonne University. Title of the work: Machine Learning in Interaction: Tool, Material, Culture. The jury was composed as follows: Summary of…
Demise of Vincent Hayward
It is with deep sadness that we learned of the death of Vincent Hayward, on Wednesday 10 May, at the age of 68, following a long illness. Vincent was an exceptional person who dedicated his life to the fields of haptics and robotics, leaving an indelible mark on our…
COLLOQUIUM OF COMPUTER SCIENCE: WHAT CAN WE FURTHER LEARN FROM THE BRAIN FOR AI?
Colloquium of Computer Science of Sorbonne University: What can we further learn from the brain for AI? Kenji Doya, Neural Computation Unit, Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University Monday, May 22, 2023 – 18:00 | Amphi 25 Sorbonne University – Faculty of Science Abstract Deep learning is a…
VISIT BY VALÉRIE PÉCRESSE, PRESIDENT OF THE ÎLE-DE-FRANCE REGION, AND NATHALIE DRACH-TEMAM, PRESIDENT OF SORBONNE UNIVERSITY
On 20 April 2023, ISIR received a visit from Valérie Pécresse, President of the Île-de-France Region, and Nathalie DRACH-TEMAM, President of Sorbonne University, on the occasion of the launch of the scientific DIM project AI4IDF “Human-centred artificial intelligence in Île-de-France”. During this visit, Miroki was also present, as ISIR…
IDENTITÉS & INTELLIGENCE ARTIFICIELLE : REGARDS CROISÉS SUR CONTES ET LÉGENDES DE J. POMMERAT
« Dans l’enchantement du théâtre, adolescentes et adolescents en crise et androïdes ouvrent à toutes les simulations et reconfigurations possibles ». Marion Boudier, dramaturge. Au programme : table ronde autour du spectacle Contes et Légendes, de Joël Pommerat, qui aborde les questions de l’adolescence et du genre dans un monde…
A GREAT PERFORMANCE FOR THE FRENCH SMART ARM TEAM AT THE CYBATHLON CHALLENGES 2023!
The Smart ArM team is a research team specialized in the design of arm prostheses, mainly from ISIR. It recently participated in the Cybathlon Challenges 2023, an international competition for people with disabilities who use assistive technology. You will find the SAM team at the next edition in 2024,…
CONFERENCE ON NEW TECHNOLOGIES FOR COMPUTER AND ROBOT ASSISTED SURGERY : DEADLINE FOR EXTENDED ABSTRACTS THE MAY 15th, 2023
The 12th edition of CRAS will take place at Campus Pierre et Marie Curie of Sorbonne University, in Paris, France. Surgical robotics aims at improving surgical practice and its outcome, by providing the surgical team with new tools for improved safety, reproducibility, gestural performance and ergonomics. Millions of patients have…
THE MATOS PROJECT: MAKING THE CIRCULATION AND DIFFUSION OF SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE MORE FLUID THROUGH IMPROVED MACHINE TRANSLATION
The MaTOS Project – Machine Translation for Open Science Scientific English is the lingua franca used in many scientific fields to publish and communicate research results. However, in order for these results to be accessible to students, science journalists or decision-makers, translation must take place. The language barrier, therefore, appears…
