A research team involving ESILV and the De Vinci Research Center has published a new study in Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence. The article introduces F-XMF, a feature selection framework designed to improve prediction accuracy and interpretability in complex industrial environments. From industrial data complexity to more reliable predictions Read the paper Artificial intelligence is […]
The Distributed Data Masses (MDD) 2026 thematic school, dedicated to “Data Management for Language Models”, brought together researchers, PhD students, engineers and AI regulation stakeholders in Cargèse, Corsica. Co-organised with the European ARMADA network, the event explored scientific, technical and societal challenges linked to language models and data management. From vector indexing to Green AI […]
Man, class of 2026 and M2 student in Data and Artificial Intelligence, is completing a research internship at DeVinci Research Center. His work focuses on DaMoOp, a framework that connects data modelling decisions with performance, cost, and environmental impact. This experience reflects current developments in data engineering, where technical choices increasingly incorporate measurable, multidimensional criteria. […]
At PRICAI 2025, research carried out within ESILV and the De Vinci Research Center was represented by Pierre Lefebvre, PhD student, who presented recent work on efficient video violence detection. The contribution addresses key challenges in computer vision related to performance, computational cost, and real-world deployment. ESILV research represented at an international AI conference The […]
Students from 20 French institutions took part in the GCPU Agentic AI Hackathon, an initiative dedicated to the practical uses of autonomous agents. The ESILV team, with its Pixia project, was among the 11 finalists who presented their solutions at Google’s premises.This edition, organised by Delphin B., Executive Leader in Cloud Partner Strategy & Ecosystem […]
During a dedicated session at IBM France, HamidReza Vanaei, professor and researcher at ESILV, presented the book History of Artificial Intelligence: From the Mathematics of Ancient Civilisations to Thinking Machines, published by CRC Press – Routledge Taylor & Francis Group.The meeting brought together members of the technical community to exchange on the historical, scientific, and […]
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 […]
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 […]
Not all AI projects make it past the hype. Some promise game-changing results but never quite deliver, while others get stuck in endless testing phases. The difference? Strong technical leadership that turns AI from a cool experiment into a real business asset. For AI to truly make an impact, it needs more than just powerful […]
In November 2024, Jinan Charafeddine, Professor Researcher at ESILV, participated as a Keynote Speaker at the 8th International Researchers, Statisticians, and Young Statisticians Congress (IRSYSC 2024). This international event, organized by Adana Alparslan Türkeş Science and Technology University (ATU) in Adana, Turkey, brought together researchers, academics, and students to discuss the latest statistics and applied […]
Ahmed Azough, a professor-researcher at ESILV, co-directed a significant contribution to medical education research. Entitled “Virtual Reality in Medical Education: Effectiveness of the Immersive Virtual Anatomy Laboratory (IVAL) Compared to Traditional Learning Approaches,” this study was published in the Elsevier journal “Displays”. It aims to examine the impact of immersive virtual reality tools in enhancing […]