A new publication in IEEE Access (Q1), led by Ahmed Azough, Head of the Computer Science & Data Science MSc at ESILV, offers a structured review of artificial intelligence methods for detecting parking slots from in-vehicle cameras. This work, to which Chaimae Aajal contributed, analyses how camera-based approaches have evolved into a scalable alternative to […]
During the 41st edition of the BDA Conference, held at IRIT Toulouse in October 2025, Wissal Benjira, PhD student and ESILV alumni, received the Best Demo Award for her research work on computing Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) indicators using open data. This recognition highlights the contribution of young researchers trained at ESILV to the international […]
Noémie Combe, mathematician and the first ESILV faculty member based at the Montpellier campus, recently presented her latest research at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Her talk was part of VaNTAGe, an international online seminar dedicated to major open questions in number theory and arithmetic geometry. This invitation highlights both the academic reach of […]
Three doctoral researchers from the Institute for Future Technologies represented ESILV at the ACM Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology (UIST 2025), one of the leading international conferences on Human–Computer Interaction (HCI). At this event, the students received the “Most Useful” Award. At the 38th ACM Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology, held […]
Swaminath Venkateswaran, PhD, Associate Professor in Mechatronics and Head of the Industry & Robotics major at ESILV, co-edited with Professor Jong Hyeon Park (Hanyang University, South Korea) a special issue of Robotics dedicated to Parallel Kinematic Machines (PKMs). Initiated in 2022 upon his joining ESILV, this publication continues the research he began during his doctoral […]
At the Very Large Data Bases (VLDB) 2025 conference in London, Nicolas Travers, Professor (HDR) and Deputy Director of the De Vinci Research Center (DVRC), and Wissal Benjira, PhD student and Data Engineer at DVRC, presented a demonstration entitled “SDG-KG: A Framework to Compute SDG Indicators with Open Data.” Their participation highlights how advanced data […]
At the BulTrans 2025 conference in Sozopol, Bulgaria, HamidReza Vanaei presented research conducted with Aerospace Track students at ESILV. The study examines how 3D printing can facilitate aerospace innovation by enabling the structural and vibration analysis of composite fins. Aerospace research showcased in Bulgaria HamidReza Vanaei, Associate Professor at ESILV, took part in the 17th […]
Nicolas Travers, Deputy Director of Research, and Ahmed Azough, Assistant Professor at ESILV, have recently co-authored a research article addressing the environmental implications of data modeling in cloud computing. Their study examines how the selection of data models can mitigate the carbon footprint associated with storing and processing information in digital infrastructures. The research was […]
Preserve.Archi is a non-profit initiative introduced by Marc Teyssier, Deputy Director of the Institute for Future Technologies at De Vinci Higher Education. It aims to build a comprehensive digital archive of small-scale architectural heritage, starting with a pilot project in the city of Nantes. A European initiative to make overlooked architectural heritage accessible through 3D […]
Myriam, class of 2025, presented her first academic paper at the European Conference on Cyber Warfare and Security (ECCWS). Her research questions the current vulnerability assessment models in cybersecurity. This international experience marks an essential step in her professional and academic journey. Read the paper From ESILV to Cybersecurity Research: A First Step Forward As […]
At the ISEA 2025 symposium in Seoul, Institute for Future Technologies (IFT), PhD candidate Vivien Roussel, presented Living Machine. This speculative installation merges biology, algorithmic design, and digital fabrication to question our relationship with production and living matter. Positioned between biopunk and solar punk imaginaries, Living Machine invites a new kind of dialogue between humans, […]
At ESILV, the Research Track engages students and faculty in interdisciplinary research, applied studies, and academic dissemination across engineering, data science, cybersecurity, finance, AI, and more. The variety and depth of topics addressed within the Research Track reflect the richness of academic inquiry at ESILV. This program is a distinctive element of the school’s educational […]
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