Congratulations to Laurent Opsomer, Simon Vandergooten, Jean-Louis Thonnard and Philippe Lefèvre on their publication in the Journal of Neuroscience. Their research, conducted with ESA and 11 ISS astronauts for 21 years, reveals a surprising finding: On Earth, the brain relies on gravity as a reference point to coordinate eye and hand movements. In microgravity, this coordination is disrupted, leading to systematic movement errors. It shows that gravity is not just something we fight against, it’s something our brain actively uses to guide movement.
Read more: https://www.jneurosci.org/content/early/2025/01/17/jneurosci.1384-24.2024
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Yiqing WAN, who joined on March 3rd as a doctoral researcher working with Prof Christophe Craeye (ELEN)
Nadia LIM, who joined on March 10th as a doctoral researcher working with Prof Dimitri Lederer (ELEN)
Quentin BERTEN, who joined on March 3rd as a technical staff working with Prof Jean-Pierre Raskin (ELEN)
Amandeep SINGH, who will join on April 1st as a doctoral researcher working with Prof Jean-Pierre Raskin and Valeriya Kilchytska (ELEN)
Asieh JABBARI GARGARI, who will join on April 1st as a doctoral researcher working with Prof Sorin Melinte (ELEN)
Artuur ASTAES, who will join on April 1st as a doctoral researcher working with Prof Martin Andraud (ELEN)
Dixon SAJAN, who will join on April 15th as a technical staff working with Prof Laurent Francis and Valeriya Kilchytska (ELEN)
Emilie Brichart, secretay 50% INGI and 50% ELEN
Roger Kameugné, researcher with Prof Pierre Schaus (INGI)
Matthieu Baerts researcher with Prof Olivier Bonaventure (INGI)
Abbas Mohsenpour researcher with Prof Cristel Pelsser (INGI)
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The digital twin to better predict and treat the patient. Professor Macq share an example of digital twin to better treat cancer patients with radiotherapy. | | |
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The emergence of artificial intelligence has, in particular, made it virtually impossible to guarantee the anonymity of individuals on the web. Belgian scientists have developed a model... | | |
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Professor Martin Andraud, a recently-arrived faculty member at ICTEAM, is at the forefront of developing cutting-edge hardware for embedded artificial intelligence (AI). As part of the EU-funded FAMES Pilot Line initiative, Professor Andraud is contributing to efforts aimed at restoring Europe’s economic sovereignty in semiconductor technologies. His focus? Creating groundbreaking AI accelerators using emerging analog technologies to drive efficiency and sustainability in AI applications.
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PhD Student Donatien Schmitz and Prof. Etienne Rivière, in collaboration with Guillaume Rosinosky from IMT Atlantique Nantes, have been working on a new innovative automatic scaling policy called Justin that allocates just enough memory to the operators of an Stream Processing application. Through experimental analysis, they emphasized that the performance of some operators is not strictly bound to the amount of CPU core available but highly depends on the amount of memory available.
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Exoplanets are planets orbiting stars outside our solar system and are difficult to detect due to their faintness and the bright light of host stars. Traditional detection methods struggle to isolate planetary signals from noise. A team led by Professor Pierre-Antoine Absil and Nicolas Gillis, along with Dr Hazan Daglayan Sevim, developed a low-rank approximation approach that utilizes sparse modeling and matrix completion to improve the separation of planetary signals from background noise. T | | |
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INMA 14h, Euler Building room A.002 |
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18/03/2025
Jing-Rebecca Li (INRIA-ENSTA)
Practical computation of the diffusion MRI signal of realistic neurons based on Laplace eigenfunctions |
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25/03/2025
Axel Parmentier (Ecole Nationale des Ponts et Chausses)
Recent trends in Combinatorial Optimization Augmented Machine Learning |
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08/04/2025
Bert Willems (UCLouvain-LIDAM)
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15/04/2025
Sophie Huiberts (LIMOS, Clermont Auvergne University)
Open problems about the simplex method
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20/03/2025 (10h45-12h00) BARB 94, Course seminar LINFO2399
Robin Descamps, (PWC)
Professional hacking |
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20/03/2025 (13h00-14h00 lunch) Maxwell building, Shannon a.105, Invited talk
Dennis Soemers (Maastricht University)
Generality and Generalisation in Principle and in Practice |
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27/03/2025 (10h45-12h00) BARB 94, Course seminar LINFO2399
Sébastien Deletaille et Antoine Pairet (Rosa)
Successful development of a Marketplace |
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03/04/2025 (10h45-12h00) BARB 94, Course seminar LINFO2399
Tim Paridaens (Deloitte)
How LLMs will change IT jobs |
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10/04/2025 (10h45-12h00) BARB 94, Course seminar LINFO2399
Toon Swyzen (Nviso)
Secure Coding : designing and building maintainable & defensive IT systems |
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17/04/2025 (10h45-12h00) BARB 94, Course seminar LINFO2399
François Heremans (UCLouvain)
Repairing the body with technology |
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31/03/2025 (11h00) Shannon, Rodolphe Sepulchre (Cambridge University & KULeuven): Regulation without calibration
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ICTEAM will be present at the Printemps des Sciences, the unmissable science and technology event in Wallonia and Brussels. Student, teacher, curious or passionate will embark on a scientific adventure and navigate through numerous activities and discoveries. | | |
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ICTEAM hosts a Francqui chair holder, Prof. Hannu Toivonen, from the University of Helsinki, Finland. Prof. Toivonen is a world-renowned expert in data mining and computational creativity. On this occasion, we are delighted to organizea half-day seminar on computational creativity. | | |
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Computer science projects for girls in Years 5 and 6 of secondary school? This is what STEM PROJECT DAYS is offering from April 21 to 23, 2025, on the UCLouvain campus in Charleroi (site A6K). | | |
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The morning graduate course and afternoon workshop are motivated by physical systems and control, and in particular by the design and control of physical computing devices. This may span the whole history starting with the mechanical computer of Charles Babbage (or even before), via the first analog electrical computers to modern day computers, as well as today’s efforts in building neuro-computing devices and quantum computers. | | |
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Se désinscrire | Vie privée Le présent courriel contient des éléments de traçabilité poursuivant une finalité exclusivement statistique. Ils répondent aux exigences du Règlement général sur la protection des données (RGPD). Pour plus d’informations, merci de nous contacter à l’adresse suivante: privacy@uclouvain.be |
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