Associated university research

With a workforce of 1,500, Grenoble-Isère computing and software university research is a crucial centre for research, catering for strong societal requirements. It focuses on IT, applied mathematics, automation, signals and systems, as well as having a cross-disciplinary dimension, with research extending to humanities and social sciences, science of the universe, the environment, nanoscience and life sciences. This cluster is organized around several major laboratories:

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The Grenoble Images Voice Signal Automation laboratory has 300 people working on physical, biological, cognitive and artefactual systems, and on their capacity to produce, interpret and exchange signals and supply viable high-performance interaction and communication systems and devices that are compatible with human realities. More info

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The Jean Kuntzmann Laboratory, with its 280 staff, focuses research on applied mathematics, calculation science and graphical computing in response to future application challenges: modelling and digital engineering in physics for nanoscience, processing, analysis and synthesis of sound and images, real-time calculation. More info

verimag

The Verimag laboratory (80 people) is one of the top laboratories in embedded systems comprising jointly designed hard and software to perform critical functions in a device. Verimag's research work aims to produce, at a competitive cost, theoretical and technical tools for developing embedded systems of controlled quality. Work concerns formal specification, simulation, synchronous languages, code generation, real-time sequencing, etc. The laboratory has many industrial partners, including STMicroelectronics , France Telecom, Airbus and Schneider Electric . It has developed and transferred a large number of tools to industry. Verimag is one of the laboratories behind the EmSoC cluster (embedded system-on-chip) at the Minalogic centre. His founder, Joseph Sifakis, was given the 2007 ACM Turing award.

  • Interview: Jospeh Sifakis, 2007 ACM Turing award

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The Grenoble Computing Laboratory (500 staff) is home to world-class teams working on the design and development of autonomous multiple-scale information systems, with the emphasis on the anticipation of usage and services. Its research relates to: IT infrastructures, software, interaction, the discovery and use of knowledge in information systems. Its industrial partners operate in various sectors of activity and include a
number of local SMEs-SMIs. LIG teams are responsible for numerous patents
and start-ups (Probayes, Cabrilog, Blue Eye video, etc.). More info

simap

The Science and Engineering of Materials and Processes Laboratory - 180 people explores the production, shaping, assembly and properties of materials with structural and functional applications (energy, microelectronics,etc.) combining experimentation and modelling, from the atomic to the process scale. It contributes to sharing experimental platforms for elaboration and characterization.

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