Art, electronic voting, actuarial work, music… Blockchain is not just about bitcoin. Anywhere there is a transaction, blockchain can bring security. The blockchain technology secures transactions with transparence, through an autonomous peer-to-peer design. Mainly known since the invention of cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin being the most famous of all, this technology is now used in various fields. […]
The UNESCO Chair Culture, Tourism, Development held its 8th seminar on “Tourism and Information Technology in the Unesco World Heritage Sites”. Gaël Chareyron participated in a round table on Webanalytics and Big Data. Gaël Chareyron is head of the Computer Science, Big Data and Connected Objects major at ESILV. He is also a member of […]
Bitcoin, fintech, high-frequency trading… The Financial Engineering major is always adapting to the latest banking industry trends and evolutions of the job market of this ever-growing sector. Throughout the course, fourth-year engineering students work on group projects submitted by companies. Here are three of them related to finance. A decision-making application for pension fund subscriptions […]
Fifth-year engineering students majoring in New Energies visited Autonomy, a trade fair dedicated to urban mobility and its related technologies. This show presented the latest innovations in the sectors of autonomous and electric vehicles, active and shared mobility, and data analytics. What can we expect 2018 to bring in the urban mobility ecosystem? Here are […]
The research chair KWANKO-EMLV-ESILV aims to contribute to the reinforcement of the predictive power of purchasing models or advertisement impact by analyzing data from social networks and online communities. French company Kwanko is the European leader in multi-channel advertising, with an extensive background in Online Performance Advertising. David Dupuis, an ESILV graduate, is the first […]
Have you ever considered studying in Sweden? Rob Day, programme manager for the Master’s degree in software product engineering, presented Jönköping University to ESILV students. Private university Jönköping is a professional-oriented university characterised by an entrepreneurial spirit, a high degree of internationalization and collaboration with businesses and surrounding society. It is one of three Swedish […]
Craig Wright, the Australian entrepreneur who may be the creator of the Bitcoin, addressed ESILV students on the occasion of an exclusive conference on campus. At the heart of the talk, Bitcoin and its “future potential”. Now Chief Scientist of nChain, a company whose objective is to foster a new paradigm around the Bitcoin blockchain, […]
With a hundred partner universities in fourty countries, ESILV student engineers have an abundance of destination choices for their semester abroad or a double diploma agreement. Where to go? The University of California, Riverside (UCR) associate dean Bronwyn Jenkins-Deas presented the Californian college to ESILV students and may have helped a few of them to […]
Jimmy Nguyen, Chief Intellectual Property, Communications and Legal Officer for nChain, the global leader in research and development of blockchain technologies, addressed ESILV students as an introduction to Craig Wright’s conference. Bitcoin and blockchains were at the heart of the talk by the energetic and passionate Californian. Everybody has heard of bitcoin and the mystery […]
Article published by Robert F. Engle, Sergio M. Focardi, and Frank J. Fabozzi in the Journal of Portfolio Management in June 2016. Sergio Focardi is professor of financial engineering at ESILV and researcher of Devinci Research Center – Finance Group at Pôle Léonard de Vinci. In this article, the authors provide a nontechnical discussion of a […]
Article published by Kamel Hamdache and Djamila Hamroun in Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications in June 2016. Kamel Hamdache is professor at ESILV and head of Devinci Research Center – Modelisation Group at Pôle Léonard de Vinci. In this work we study a general model arising in the dynamic of ferroelectric materials with displacement. […]
Article published by Stefano Bosi, Patrice Fontaine and Cuong LeVan in the Mathematical Social Sciences jounral of Elsevier in May 2016.Patrice Fontaine is head of Devinci Research Center at Pôle Léonard de Vinci. In this paper, we consider a two-period consumption model with many financial assets. In the spirit of Hart, consumers purchase financial assets […]
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