An Associate Team is a joint research project created between an Inria project-team and a research team from abroad. The two partners jointly define a scientific objective with a clear added value for each of them, a research plan and a program for bilateral exchanges. To promote and develop such scientific collaborations with Californian research …
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Apr 22 2014
(Interview) Eugen Feller talks about his experience as an Inria@SiliconValley Post-doc
Eugen Feller is finishing up his Postdoctoral Fellowship with the DALHIS associate team in the framework of the Inria@SiliconValley program. Let’s take a look back on how he got where he is now. So Eugen, how did you end up at Inria first? I received the Bachelor and Master of Science degrees in Computer Science from …
Apr 16 2014
Fourth “Berkeley-Inria-Stanford Workshop” (BIS2014)
The fourth workshop Berkeley-Inria-Stanford (BIS’2014) will take place in Paris in June. It is co-organized by Inria, Stanford University, and UC Berkeley in partnership with CITRIS, CNAM and the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs. BIS’2014 is part of the joint research program Inria@SiliconValley. The objectives of this workshop are to present the current state of …
Mar 27 2014
(Interview) Democratizing urban data: a way to shape the future of our cities
Valérie Issarny is Senior Research Scientist at Inria (French National Institute for Research in Computer Science and Control) working at the Paris Rocquencourt Research Center in the area of distributed software systems, from software architecture to new protocols and algorithms, especially for mobile distributed systems. She is acting as scientific manager for the program Inria@SiliconValley, …
Feb 27 2014
CITRIS-Inria-PRIME: Partnership on Smart Cities Research and Open Innovation
Inria, CITRIS and PRIME strike a partnership to accelerate the development of ambitious research and experimentation initiatives on issues relating to urban centers. Mrs. Genevieve Fioraso, French Minister for Higher Education and Research, witnessed the signature of this Memorandum of Understanding. Researchers from Inria and CITRIS will expand their existing relationship and leverage PRIME’s network …
Feb 15 2014
NETVA 2014 Edition
The NETVA program is an initiative of the Consulates General of France in Boston and San Francisco and the Embassy of France in Washington to support French innovative startups in their search for opportunities in the United States and to help them understand the regulations and market of American technologies. NETVA allows young French innovative …
Jan 27 2014
Two new joint research projects with Californian universities
Inria is glad to announce the selection of 2 new joint research project with Californian universities (UC Berkeley and Stanford) in the framework of the “Inria Associate Team” 2013 call. Both research projects will be launched in 2014 for 3 years. The Inria@SiliconValley program counts 17 ongoing joint projects in 2014. COMFORT led by Prof. …
Dec 17 2013
Valérie Issarny, winner of the “Étoile de l’Europe” prize 2013
Valérie Issarny, Research Director at Inria’s Paris-Rocquencourt research centre and scientific coordinator of the Inria@SiliconValley program starting 2014, was presented with her award at the French launch of the Horizon 2020 programme, which took place on Monday 16 December 2013. The Étoile de l’Europe accolade rewards French teams that coordinate European projects as part of the research …
Nov 13 2013
Open call for STEM Chateaubriand fellowship
STEM Chateaubriand Fellowship (Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathamatics) 2015-2016 The STEM Chateaubriand Fellowship program targets outstanding Ph.D. students enrolled in an American university who wish to conduct part of their doctoral research in a French laboratory for a 4 to 9 month period. The Office of Science and Technology provide a stipend of up to …
Sep 05 2013
Inria International Chairs: three professors from Californian universities
Inria launched in 2013 the “International Chairs” program in order to offer to international prestigious researchers the possibility of long visits (twelve months along five years) in Inria Project Teams. For the 2013-2017 period, Inria will welcome two professors from Californian universities: Prof. Victor Vianu, UC San Diego – Inria Research Team DAHU at Saclay – …