Thanks to the combined efforts of four researchers from Inria, Loria (CNRS, Inria, University of Lorraine) and University of Picardie Jules-Verne, an encrypted letter from Charles V has been decrypted and confirmed remarkable historic facts, five centuries after being written. This is the story of an unusual yet successful collaboration between computer scientists and historians.
Congratulations to Claire Gardent, CNRS researcher in the Synalp team, who has been selected as 2022 ACL Fellow!
Since 2019, researchers from the Multispeech team have been participating in the ANR Benephidire project, whose main objective is to provide additional knowledge on stuttering to propose an aid to diagnosis and management of stuttering by speech therapists. Zoom with Slim Ouni, head of Multispeech, on the contribution of his team.
Launched back in April, REFINED is a French National Research Agency (ANR) project which is seeking to use AI to improve hearing aids for patients suffering from auditory neuropathies. We caught up with Romain Serizel, associate professor at Université de Lorraine and member of the MULTISPEECH team (Loria and Inria Nancy – Grand Est research centre), to find out more about this project, which combines machine learning with highly constrained embedded systems.
Congratulations to the BIRD team, winner of a Best Paper Award at EKAW2022 conference!
The EKAW conference (23rd International Conference on Knowledge Engineering and Knowledge Management) took place in Bolzano (Italy) from September 26 to 29. The conference focuses on all aspects of knowledge acquisition, modeling and management, whether theoretical, methodological, experimental or applicative.
