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Adaptations to dietary shift in aquaculture: characterization and enhancement
Global aquaculture has expanded continuously over the last 30 years to meet the increasing demand of fish for human consumption, which can no longer be met by fisheries captures. The growth of aquacul
Adaptive Behavior and Cloud Distribution
ABCD is a fundamental research project, coordinated by the LIP6 laboratory of UPMC. It associates industrial labs, Orange labs and Ucopia, to academic labs, Inria, Telecom ParisTech et l’UPMC. The project started in October 2013 and has lasted 42 months. It was awarded an ANR funding of 714 769 € for a global cost of 2 353 000 €.
Adaptive Chemical Objects for Evolutionary Molecular Electronics
The major goal of this project is to explore how organic systems can adapt to external environments and how this affects their electronic properties in operational devices.
Adaptive Learning for Intelligent Crowdsourcing and Information Access
Our project’s goal is to study models and algorithms that rely on adaptive learning techniques to improve the effectiveness, performance, and scalability of user-centric applications.
Adaptive Supervision of Avatar/Object Links for the Web of Objects
The Web of Things (WoT) aims at interconnecting network-enabled objects using Web standards. However, Web protocols and languages are not adapted to those connected objects. There is also an emerging need for usages of meaningful services relying on interoperable objects. The ASAWoO project promotes communities of avatars to realize collaborative applications involving connected objects on the Web of services.
Advanced Methods for Optical characterization of COmplex Particle Systems (AMO-COPS)
The project deals with optical properties of droplets and particles of “complex” shapes, and whose sizes are beyond a few visible light wavelengths. In this domain, rigorous theories and existing nume
Advanced Multilateral Argumentation for Deliberation
The AMANDE (Advanced Multilateral Argumentation for DEliberation) project aims at providing formal tools for designing multiparty deliberation systems. The main objective is to define and study the properties of such systems, so that designers can ensure that users and possibly interacting agents are able to identify key arguments in a deliberation process, and to fairly defend their view. We believe there is now an urgent need to work on the theoretical foundations of such platforms.
Advanced Technologies fOr Millimeterwave Integrated filters in Q and V bands
Development of bricks for High Throughput Satellite
Advanced geophysical reduced-order model construction from image observations
The GERONIMO project aims at devising new efficient and effective techniques for the design of geophysical reduced-order models (ROMs) from image data. The project both arises from the crucial need of
