An International Summer School on AI for Human–Robot Interaction
The AI for Human–Robot Interaction International Summer School 2026 took place in Nancy from July 6 to 10.
The AI for Human–Robot Interaction International Summer School 2026 took place in Nancy from July 6 to 10.
The study day “AI at the University of Strasbourg: Benchmarks, Uses and Perspectives” took place on 8 July at the University of Strasbourg. It brought together more than 400 members of staff to discuss the key challenges raised by the rapid development of artificial intelligence.
From 22 to 26 June 2026, the 10th Strasbourg Summer School in Chemoinformatics (CS3-2026) brought together 152 participants from 25 countries to explore the latest advances in chemoinformatics.
The Unys Digital Health Community met on June 4th this year. This year’s edition focused on the use of generative AI in healthcare organizations, particularly Large Language Models (LLMs).
The Nancy-based start-up Nebula, supported by the Incubateur Lorrain (Lorrain Innovation Incubator), has been selected among the 28 new winners of the “AI Pioneers” call for projects, a national programme designed to support R&D initiatives with a strong and sustainable impact on the economy while contributing to national technological sovereignty through artificial intelligence innovation. Founded on … Read more
Surgical Data Science Summer School 2026: a landmark success in the 5th edition The 5th edition of the Surgical Data Science (SDS) Summer School was successfully hosted by IHU Strasbourg and the CAMMA research lab, from 8 to 12 June 2026. Now an unmissable event on the international calendar, the summer school set out to break down barriers between … Read more
In October 2025, the AI Grand Est ENACT cluster launched a call for projects to fund new AI research chairs. This initiative is part of the cluster’s strategy to strengthen scientific excellence across the Grand Est region in three key areas of expertise: Designed to attract outstanding researchers from outside the region and the cluster’s … Read more
For a long time, the Early Flemish painters were thought to be unfamiliar with the principles of perspective. That is, until Gilles Simon, a professor of computer science and a specialist in computer vision, began studying the works of the van Eyck brothers and Rogier van der Weyden. The result is a groundbreaking thesis: Flemish … Read more
The AI Grand Est ENACT cluster is establishing an engineering pool to support scientific research involving AI engineering.
Stefano Bianchini took part in the session “Rethinking Innovation in the Age of AI,” organized by the OECD and focused on the impact of artificial intelligence on innovation processes.