The hundred or so lines of code developed by Guillaume Moroz are likely to be of interest to a good number of engineers in robotics and control theory. A researcher from the GAMBLE project team, Moroz has designed an algorithm for optimising the numerical evaluation of polynomials, a “free and relatively straightforward to implement” solution which he will present in early February at the prestigious FOCS conference.
Gabrielle de Micheli and Charlie Jacomme, two former Loria PhD students, have recently been awarded by the Société Informatique de France (SIF). Congratulations to them!
For Guillaume Coiffier, a 2nd year Ph.D. student in the Loria’s Team Pixel (CNRS, Inria, University of Lorraine), his duty as a scientist is not only to conduct his research.
With the new project “High-Performance Computer and Quantum Simulator hybrid” (HPCQS) Europe enters into the new era of hybrid quantum-high-performance computing. HPCQS sets out to integrate two quantum simulators, each controlling about 100+ qubits in supercomputers located at two European HPC centers in France and Germany. The European High-Performance Computing Joint Undertaking (EuroHPC JU) has granted the infrastructure project in the framework of its Research and Innovation Action “Advanced pilots towards the European exascale Supercomputers”. HPCQS will receive a total budget of 12 Mio Euro over the next four years, which is provided by the EuroHPC JU and the participating member states in equal parts.
Thomas Lambert, a specialist in high-performance computing and distributed applications, has recently joined the COAST team, shared by Inria and Loria (CNRS, Inria, Université de Lorraine) as an Associate Professor at the Université de Lorraine.
