CSDAI 2022 best thesis prize
The CSDAI department has awarded its best PhD thesis for 2022:
First prize for Kimia Nadjahi, LTCI
Advisor: Roland Badeau
Sliced-Wasserstein Distance for Large-Scale Machine Learning: Theory, Methodology and Extensions
Second prize for Louis Faury, LTCI and Criteo
Advisor: Olivier Fercoq
Variance-sensitive confidence intervals for parametric and offline bandits
Second prize for Marie-Julie Rakotosaona, LIX
Advisor: Maks Ovsjanikov
Learning-based representations and methods for 3D shape analysis, manipulation and reconstruction
Accessit for Martina Cerulli, LIX
Advisors: Leo Liberti and Claudia d’Ambrosio
Billevel optimization and applications
Accessit for Ondrej Cifka, LTCI
Advisors: Gaël Richard and Umul Simsekli
Deep learning methods for music style transfer
Accessit for Huating Yao, LIX and Mc Gill University
Advisors: Yann Ponty and Jérôme Waldispuhl
Local Decomposition in RNA Structural Design
Thanks to the committee, Bruno Defude (samovar), Constantin Enea (LIX), Walid Gaaloul (Samovar), Georges Hébrail (IRT SystemX), Antoine Manzanera (U2IS), Hieu Phan (LTCI)
CSDAI day, 2022 june 28th
A full day for the CSDAI department with scientific presentations, a nice barbecue for lunch, PhD posters and the award ceremony of the best CSDAI thesis for 2021.
talk of Gael
barbecue
PhD posters
Thanks to all participants!
Thomas Clausen new IEEE Distinguished Contributor
Thomas Clausen has been awarded the honorary title of Distinguished Contributor by the Computer Society of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE). More details here.
Eurographics recognizes Marie-Paule Cani with the Distinguished Career Award
Eurographics, the European professional Computer Graphics association, awarded a prize to Marie-Paule Cani, Professor at École polytechnique and researcher at the Computer Science Laboratory.
Congratulations to Marie-Paule!
More details.
Gael Richard receives an ERC advanced grant
Congratulations to Gaël Richard for his « Advanced Grant » of European Research Council (ERC) ! Gaël Richard, Professor at Télécom Paris and executive director of Hi! PARIS Center – AI for Society, will work on a project on machine listening and more specifically on artificial intelligence for sound. More details here.
QS 2022, IP Paris ranked 31 in computer science and information systems
Institut Polytechnique de Paris is ranked 31 (#9 in Europe and first in France) in the QS 2022 ranking by subject in computer science and information systems. It is a great news for our department! Thanks to all our faculties and PhD students for this very good result.
