Nathalie MITTON
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Oct 12
Milan’s PhD defense
Next in the FUN PhD defense marathon, Milan is now Dr Milan. Congratulations !
Oct 03
CENTR R&D award 2013 for the ANR WINGS project
Prices have been attributed on October 2nd at CENTR GA meeting. The ANR VERSO WINGS in which the FUN research group is partner has been awarded among 45 nominees. There were 4 categories (Security, R&D, Marketing and Communication, Contributor of the Year), 5 projects have been awarded in each category. For more information, please, follow that link.
Sep 30
Open World Forum 2014
The FUN group organizes the Internet of Things track of the Open World Forum 2014. Please, attend the event on October 4th in Paris. For more information, visit that link.
Sep 19
Nicolas’ PhD defense
The long list of FUN PhD defenses is launched with Nicolas. Very good defense and delicious drink party. To get to know more, that’s here. Congratulations to Dr Nicolas ! Do not miss the next ones: Milan (October 11th), Tony (November 15th) and Karen (December 10th).
Aug 21
Crossed Seasons – France – South Africa – Mirror event
In the context of the Crossed Seasons France South Africa, the FUN team participates in 2012 in the organization of a workshop in Stellenbosch around the deployment of wireless sensor networks. This year, they organize the mirror event in Villeneuve d’Ascq on Sept. 30rd and Oct. 1St. This event is free and everybody is welcome. …
Aug 20
Visit of Pr. Arunabha Sen
The FUN team is pleased to welcome Pr. Arunabha Sen on August 19th. Pr. Sen will give an interesting talk on “Connectivity and Coverage Problems in Emerging Networks”. Efforts are currently underway in the U.S. Air Force to utilize a heterogeneous set of physical links (RF, Optical/Laser and SATCOM) to interconnect a set of terrestrial, …
Jul 25
Palmares workshop
Most of the Palmares partners are gathered in Reggio Calabria for the final workshop. Please, follow our results on Palmares website.
May 27
Researchers here and elsewhere: Meeting Mexico / Slovakia – Great Karen
Focus on research at Inria seen by foreigners. Read Karen’s interview here.
