News

    • Institutional
    • International
    Universities call on G7 leaders to prioritize and advance peace and security 
    More than 75 university leaders from 16 countries convened at Keio University in Japan in march and called on G7 leaders to invest in peace and security education at all levels, incorporate the latest research into policy on peace and security, diversify the set of stakeholders involved in high-level policy discussions on peace and security, lower barriers to student exchanges that foster cross-cultural understanding, and defend academic freedom.
    • Research
    28th French-Japanese Symposium on Medicinal & Fine Chemistry
    It is intended to present recent results and new ideas in the field of synthetic and medicinal chemistry, both at the academic and industrial levels. The FJS allows confronting the scientific and cultural approaches of both countries in addressing the complex and multiple issues and problems of modern chemistry in interaction with other research areas.
    • Research
    • Innovation
    LEAT is developing a miniature terminal that uses artificial intelligence for space IoT communication
    Fabien Ferrero, Benoît Miramond and Laurent Rodriguez, professors at Sophia Antipolis' Laboratory for Electronics, Antennae, and Telecommunications (LEAT) and winners of the call for hardware projects issued in 2021 by the "Networks, Information and Digital Society" Academy (RISE) have acquired tailor-made hardware to develop their research aimed at embedding frugal AI in our connected objects.

News

    • Institutional
    • International
    Universities call on G7 leaders to prioritize and advance peace and security 
    More than 75 university leaders from 16 countries convened at Keio University in Japan in march and called on G7 leaders to invest in peace and security education at all levels, incorporate the latest research into policy on peace and security, diversify the set of stakeholders involved in high-level policy discussions on peace and security, lower barriers to student exchanges that foster cross-cultural understanding, and defend academic freedom.
    • Research
    28th French-Japanese Symposium on Medicinal & Fine Chemistry
    It is intended to present recent results and new ideas in the field of synthetic and medicinal chemistry, both at the academic and industrial levels. The FJS allows confronting the scientific and cultural approaches of both countries in addressing the complex and multiple issues and problems of modern chemistry in interaction with other research areas.
    • Research
    • Innovation
    LEAT is developing a miniature terminal that uses artificial intelligence for space IoT communication
    Fabien Ferrero, Benoît Miramond and Laurent Rodriguez, professors at Sophia Antipolis' Laboratory for Electronics, Antennae, and Telecommunications (LEAT) and winners of the call for hardware projects issued in 2021 by the "Networks, Information and Digital Society" Academy (RISE) have acquired tailor-made hardware to develop their research aimed at embedding frugal AI in our connected objects.