3IA Côte d'Azur welcomes Clara Chappaz at Inria Centre of Université Côte d'Azur
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Published on February 5, 2025
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Updated on February 5, 2025
Dates
on the February 3, 2025
Location
Centre Inria d'Université Côte d'Azur
February 3, at Inria Centre of Université Côte d’Azur, the 3IA Côte d'Azur teams have had the honor of welcoming Clara Chappaz, Minister Delegate to the Minister of the Economy, Finance and Industrial and Digital Sovereignty, in charge of Artificial Intelligence and the Digital Economy.
Following speeches by Jeanick Brisswalter, President of Université Côte d'Azur, and Bruno Sportisse, Chairman and CEO of Inria, Madame la Ministre enjoyed a presentation of the 3IA Côte d'Azur by Charles Bouveyron, Director of the Institute and 3IA Chairholder, and Nicholas Ayache, Scientific Director of the Institute and 3IA Chairholder.
She was then able to learn about the Institute's work from a variety of angles, thanks to contributions - moderated by Diana Sebbar, Executive Director of the Institute, and Alain Prette, Partnership unit Coordinator - from:
▸Pulse Audition: The first AI-powered intelligent hearing glasses – Project led by Pierre-Alexandre Mattei, 3IA Chairholder
▸SequoIA Analytics: Converting optical fibers into smart sensors using Deep Learning – Project led by Cédric Richard, 3IA Chairholder
▸inHEART: Digital twin of the heart – Project led by Maxime Sermesant, 3IA Chairholder
▸MYCOPHYTO: Targeted mycorrhization (artificial intelligence and agronomy) – Project led by Paola Goatin, 3IA Chairholder
This visit reinforced the Institute's leading role as one of France's centers of academic excellence in AI.
The entire 3IA Côte d'Azur team would like to extend its warmest thanks for their presence: Charles Ange GINÉSY (Département des Alpes Maritimes), Jean Leonetti (Ville d'Antibes Juan-les-Pins - Communauté Agglomération Sophia Antipolis), Bruno Sportisse (Inria), Maureen Clerc (Inria), Jean-Claude Geney (Ville de Grasse), Randy KOTTI (Préfecture de Région), Francoise Simon-Plas (Inserm), Olivier Serre (CNRS), Elise Tosi (SKEMA Business School), Daniel Gesbert (EURECOM), Pascal Gros (EURECOM), Eric Blanco (École de l'air et de l'espace), Dominique Eyheramendy (Centrale Méditerranée).
She was then able to learn about the Institute's work from a variety of angles, thanks to contributions - moderated by Diana Sebbar, Executive Director of the Institute, and Alain Prette, Partnership unit Coordinator - from:
- Serena Villata, Deputy Scientific Director of the Institute: Ethics applied to AI
- Marina Teller, 3IA Chairholder: Law and economics of artificial intelligence
- 3IA Techpool (Benjamin Navet, Stéphane Petiot et Caroline Stehlé): Demos of PEACE, Indago, Disputool and Learn 3D projects
- Terra Numerica (Dorian Mazauric, Magali Martin-Mazauric): Disseminating scientific culture
- EFELIA Côte d’Azur (Lucile Sassatelli): Development of AI training at all levels with an interdisciplinary approach
- Start-ups in the 3IA Côte d'Azur ecosystem:
▸Pulse Audition: The first AI-powered intelligent hearing glasses – Project led by Pierre-Alexandre Mattei, 3IA Chairholder
▸SequoIA Analytics: Converting optical fibers into smart sensors using Deep Learning – Project led by Cédric Richard, 3IA Chairholder
▸inHEART: Digital twin of the heart – Project led by Maxime Sermesant, 3IA Chairholder
▸MYCOPHYTO: Targeted mycorrhization (artificial intelligence and agronomy) – Project led by Paola Goatin, 3IA Chairholder
This visit reinforced the Institute's leading role as one of France's centers of academic excellence in AI.
The entire 3IA Côte d'Azur team would like to extend its warmest thanks for their presence: Charles Ange GINÉSY (Département des Alpes Maritimes), Jean Leonetti (Ville d'Antibes Juan-les-Pins - Communauté Agglomération Sophia Antipolis), Bruno Sportisse (Inria), Maureen Clerc (Inria), Jean-Claude Geney (Ville de Grasse), Randy KOTTI (Préfecture de Région), Francoise Simon-Plas (Inserm), Olivier Serre (CNRS), Elise Tosi (SKEMA Business School), Daniel Gesbert (EURECOM), Pascal Gros (EURECOM), Eric Blanco (École de l'air et de l'espace), Dominique Eyheramendy (Centrale Méditerranée).
