Organized by PhD students and postdoctoral researchers, this monthly seminar series is open to all non-permanent members of Inria, including PhD students, postdoctoral researchers, contract engineers, and interns. It aims to provide a supportive and inclusive environment for presenting research, developing scientific communication skills, and fostering exchanges among early-career researchers. The seminars also offer an opportunity to explore the diversity of research topics across the institute and to stimulate interdisciplinary interactions and collaborations.
Talks are primarily given by PhD students, but contributions from postdoctoral researchers, engineers, and interns are strongly encouraged. Presentations may cover ongoing projects, preliminary results, or broader overviews of doctoral and postdoctoral research.
Attendance is open to all members of the center, with no specific prerequisites.
Interested in presenting? A short survey is available below to express your interest in presenting and to indicate your availability. Presentation slots can be reserved until July 2026. By participating, you will most probably gain knowledge, definitely learn about other research fields, receive constructive feedback, and expand your scientific network.
Seminars are organized every last Wednesday of the month at 14:30 and usually take place in the small amphitheatre (F107) of the Inria center. Everyone at the center is warmly welcome to attend the seminars.
See you there!| Frequency: | Once a month |
|---|---|
| Audience: | All members of Inria |
| Presentations open to: | Non-permanent members |
| Organization: | Razan Mhanna, Zachary Assoumani |
| 25-02-2026 | Arturo Cabrera Vazquez | Neuroinflammation and disrupted functional connectivity in coma: a graph-theoretical study |
| Luben Miguel Cruz Cabezas | Conformal Prediction | |
| 28-01-2026 | Alice Chevaux | Toward Reliable Graph Analysis: Uncertainty Quantification for fMRI Connectivity |
| Manuel Campero Jurado | From Connectivity to Exposure: Flow-Aware Cycling Infrastructure Optimization |
Past events
PhD Seminar - 28th November 2024
Robin Baruffa & Hugo Bantignies, research engineers at CHROMA team (Inria) : A demonstration of the Autonomous Barakuda Robot - Perception and Navigation in Unstructured Environment.
Continue ReadingPhD Seminar - 24th October 2024
Jean Jouve, PhD at ELAN team (Inria) : Modelling a feather
Continue ReadingPhD Seminar - 30th May 2024
Jean-Baptiste Horel, PhD at CHROMA/CONVECS teams (Inria) : Autonomous driving
Continue ReadingPhD Seminar - 25th April 2024
- Ritesh Gupta, post-doc at TRIPOP team (Inria) : What is essential is invisible to the eye! an engineering perspective.
- Philippe Ledent, PhD at CONVECS team (Inria)
PhD Seminar - 28th March 2024
- Octave Crespel, PhD at ELAN team (Inria) : Physically based hair simulation: Bridging the gap between researchers and artists.
- Ieva Petrulionyte, PhD at THOTH team (Inria)
PhD Seminar - 13th December 2023
Kaushik Bhowmik, PhD at CHROMA team (Inria) : Self-driving cars
Continue ReadingPhD Seminar - 6th July 2023
- Rand Asswad, PhD at MICROCOSME team (Inria) : Chemostat Models
- Rabbia Asghar, PhD at CHROMA team (Inria) : Motion forecasting for urban driving
PhD Seminar - 17th May 2023
- Dario Martine Martinez, PhD at LJK : Schwarz domain decomposition with spectral methods
- Kristoffer Linder-Steinlein, PhD at DTU/LJK : Spectral properties of radiation for the Helmholtz equation with a random coefficient
- Amine Abdellaziz, PhD at EDP team (LJK) : Optimal Experimental Design for Full Waveform Inversion
PhD Seminar - 7th December 2022
- Tuan Nguyen, PhD : Frank-Wolfe Type Algorithm for Decentralized Optimization
- Kimang Khun, PhD : Reinforcement Learning in Structured Dynamic System
- Enikő Kevi, PhD : Machine Learning as a Tool to Improve Algorithms
- Victor Boone, PhD : Chaos & Games
- Benjamin Zanger, PhD : Deep Rosenblatt Transport for Function Approximation
PhD Seminar - 20th October 2022
- Aya Younes, PhD at TRIPOP team (Inria) : Trajectory Tracking in Linear Complementarity Systems: A Passivity Approach
- Ana Granizo, PhD at MAVERICK team (Inria) : Photorealistic Light Simulation Combining Path-Guiding and Next-Event Estimation
PhD Seminar - 23rd June 2022
- Jean Jouve, PhD at ELAN team (Inria)
- Manuel Diaz, PhD at CHROMA team (Inria)
