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Presentation of INRIA

Presentation of INRIA. Bologne 2010 – Michel Cosnard. The French Institute for Research in ICST. Information and Communication Sciences and Technologies . TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT AND EXPERIMENT. TRANSFER AND INNOVATION. EDUCATION AND TRAINING. RESEARCH.

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  1. Presentation of INRIA Bologne 2010 – Michel Cosnard

  2. The French Institute for Research in ICST Information and Communication Sciences and Technologies • TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENTANDEXPERIMENT • TRANSFERAND INNOVATION • EDUCATIONANDTRAINING • RESEARCH • A scientific and technological public institutionunder the dual authority of the Ministry of Researchand the Ministry of Industry

  3. INRIA 2010 Key figures 4100 PEOPLE(2500 paid by INRIA) A BUDGET OF€220M Of which more than 25% from external resources 174 PROJECTTEAMS 3150 4500 • SCIENTISTS • 1000 Doctoral students • 100 Post-Doctoral • 300 R&D engineers SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS ASSOCIATED TEAMS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD 67 24 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES ACTIVEPATENTS (in total) SOFTWARE lic. 230 1000 • RESEARCHCENTERSIN FRANCE 8

  4. 5 MAIN RESEARCHTOPICS 1 3 5 • Applied Mathematics, Computation and Simulation • Networks, Systems and Services, Distributed Computing • Computational Sciences for Biology, Medicine and the Environment 4 2 • Perception, Cognition, Interaction • Algorithmics, Programming, Software and Architecture

  5. INRIA’sResearch Centres INRIA PARIS - Rocquencourt INRIA LILLE Nord Europe INRIA NANCY Grand Est INRIA RENNES Bretagne Atlantique INRIA SACLAY Île-de-France INRIA GRENOBLE Rhône-Alpes INRIA BORDEAUX Sud-Ouest INRIA SOPHIAANTIPOLIS Méditerranée

  6. INRIA Project-Team 10 to 30 people, with a scientific leader A focused scientific theme A limited lifespan: 7 to 12 years Medium-term objectives and work program Linked to and cooperating with industrial and scientific partners,in France and around the world Financial and scientific autonomy An obligation to transfer A priori and a posteriori evaluation AN ORGANIZATIONTHAT COMPLEMENTS THE UNIVERSITIES

  7. Priorities and Ambitions : 4 YEARSTRATEGY A • An approach initiated 15 years ago • A 4 year forward vision • Priorities in our areas of excellence : • Modeling, Programming, Communicating and Interacting • Computational Sciences, Engineering and medicine • A scientific action context and in support of research

  8. The scientific and technological challenges2008 – 2012 Strategic Plan Modeling Computational engineering Programming Computational sciences Communicating Computational medicine Interacting

  9. Modeling, simulation and optimizationof complex dynamic systems • Scientific simulationand visualization for the environment • Plasma fusion simulation for the ITER program

  10. Programming: Guaranteed and secure computing • Cryptography and security of ambient networks • Vulnerabilities, attacks and defenses • Joint verification of safety and security properties • Certified development of industrial software components

  11. Communication, distributed computingand ubiquitous systems • Design and evaluation of new Internet architectures • Experimentation grid • Services and uses

  12. Interaction between real and virtual worlds • Real-time semantic categorization • Multimodal consultation of multimedia data • Autonomy for elderly and disabled people • Assistance and services robotics in the human environment

  13. Computational engineering: embedded systems Engineering of embedded software and systems in a physical object strongly present in the design cycle, high dynamic and safety constraints Architecture of the embedded system Design, validation and verification of the embedded software Operational safety and security Life cycle, supervision, diagnostics, reconfiguration

  14. Computational engineering • Virtual prototyping platform • Integration of approaches with models and components

  15. Numerical sciences Numerical materials: atomic scale for nanosystems Numerical cell: structural, genetic and genomic functional biology, systemic biology Numerical plant, biological and agronomic models for the plant in the plot, micro-algae Numerical ecology: integration of various trophic levels and types of species behavioral models Numerical biosphere and numerical environment: modeling, observation, early detection , experimentation in-silico

  16. Numerical sciences • Protein docking • Cellular dynamics • Agrobiological plant models

  17. Numerical medicine Diagnostic Interpretation Prediction Medical ImagesSignals Data Geometric Statistics Physical Physiology Numericmodels of the human body Simulation of therapies Planning Optimization Identification personalization

  18. Numerical medicine • Modeling, visualizationand interactive manipulation of a numerical heart • Numerical and functional brain mapping • Interface betweenthe nervous system and artificial systems • Numerical surgical environment • Software platform for the simulationand integration of medical models

  19. Scientificpartnerships • INRIA Project-Teams working jointly with • universities,schools and other research bodies • from France, Europe and many other countries • Cooperative research actions involving external • research teams • Teaching higher education; doctoral research • agreements • Relations with research bodies in other • disciplines: • Inserm, Institut Pasteur, Inrets, Cirad, Onera, Andra…

  20. Distribution of scientific knowledge • HAL - INRIA OPEN ARCHIVES • Interstices: A scientific culture web site Organization of schools and symposia • INRIA schools, seminars and workshops • National and international conferences • Sponsorship of events • Involvement of researchers in teaching • Within university teaching programs • In the “GrandesEcoles” (EcolePolytechnique, ENS, INSA, etc.)

  21. Technology Transfer : Fundamentals One of the key missions INRIA Transfer of ideas, technologies and« people » Transfer andInnovation Department (DTI) • THE THREEWAYS OFTRANSFER • ORGANIZATION • TRANSFER • R&D partnership(collaborative projects) • Technologytransfer(software or patent) • Transfer of knowledge /know how(expertise, mobility) • Headquarters& national networks • Officers in chargeof partnerships and technological transferin each center • A SUBSIDIARY: INRIA-Transfert (coaching of spin-off companies)

  22. R&D partnershipswithindustry «  Future Internet : keyenabler for the digital society » (EIT ICT Labs) • Alcatel Lucent Bell Labs: Joint Laboratory • Orange Labs: strategic actions • Thomson: Paris Lab for Future Internet « Convergence of embeddedsystems and Internet(Internet of Things), multi-core technologies» • ST Microelectronics • Plateform 2012 with STMicroelectronics and CEA « High Performance Computing as a strategical issue » • EDF R&D: numericalsimulationforenergy • Bull and CEA/DAM: conception « Security and surety of software systems: a transverse issue» • EADS • Thales • INRIA – Microsoft Research Joint Laboratory « Software edition: a logicaltarget for transferat INRIA» • Dassault Systemes(toward an innovation-drivenpartnership)

  23. Company start-ups INRIA PROMOTES COMPANY START-UPS INRIA TECHNOLOGY COMPANIES • 100 companies created, with fifty in operation • Ilog, Realviz, Trusted Logic… • 6 companies created in 2009 : Golaem, HARMONIC • PHARMA, SenseYou, Syneika, Antelink and Verbatim • Analysis vera. •  3 compagnies created in 2010 : Sysfera, Karrus, Lyatiss. • By providing effective start-up support structures • INRIA Participation, IT Translation, IT2I • By promoting seed-financing • I-Source 1 and 2, C-Source, T-Source • By working in partnership and networking • Regional incubators

  24. Technological developments • Experimentation and • development services Technological development actions Softwaredevelopment operations Experimental platforms Support for standardization

  25. European partnerships Key player in the European Research Area • Involvement in more than 105 Europeans projects • in the 7thFramework Programme • Coordination of more than 20 European projects in the FP7 • 16 ERC grants in INRIA project teams Driving force of EIT ICT Labs (French node), the cluster aimed to buildthe Future Information Society in Europe • Founder member and driving force within ERCIM(European Research Consortium for Informatics and Mathematics) • Development of contacts with major European • industrial groups • AIR&D, joint virtual ambient intelligence laboratory(INRIA, Philips, Thomson, Fraunhofer) • Scilab, Objectweb consortia • Creation of bilateral collaboration with other European countries

  26. International relations A joint research laboratory • LIAMA: French-Chinese computer science,control and applied • mathematics laboratory • INRIA project-teams linked with foreign teamsasa part • of the INRIA • Partner Teams program, to promote the success ofcooperation overthe long term  Joint Laboratories • throughout the world : • Inria-Urbana Champain(US) andInria@SiliconValley • LIRIMA(International Laboratory for Research in Computer Science and Applied • Mathematicsin Africa) • CIRIC(Joint R&D center in Chile) Visits of scientists from other countries Mobility program

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