Project title : Big data, heterogenity and empirical likelihood, with applications to complexity evaluation and text simplification.
Project leaders : Mélanie Zetlaoui (University Paris-Nanterre), Emmanuelle Gautherat (University of Reims), Noureddine Rhomari (University of Oujda)
Romain Debref, member of the REGARDs laboratory and of the BIOCA project - Bioeconomy in Champagne-Ardenne PSDR4, was invited to the Plastic Free Conference with Marc Roquette of the Roquette Group (Key player in the Bioeconomy), on November 17, 2018 at the Halle with sugar in Dunkerque.
The CReSTIC laboratory (CASH team) will attend the General Assembly of the European Geosciences Union (EGU General Assembly) with a poster on the application of Deep Learning to predict stratospheric phenomena linked to the Antarctic Ozone layer. It is work developed as part of a...
On 2 April 2019 Guillaumé Gellé, President of the University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne, and Philippe Harant, Director of the Marne Tourism Development Agency, signed a partnership agreement with Œnotourisme Lab.
Œnotourisme Lab is an organisation which supports tourism innovation, bringing together a...
GEGENAA took part in the Caen international symposium at the Caen Memorial, (27-28 March 2019) on "the archaeology of contemporary conflicts: methods, contributions and stakes" with the following presentations:
Since 2017, in the wake of the twinning of the cities of Reims and Nagoya, URCA has developed active and diversified cooperation with Nagoya University, ranked among the 350 best universities in the world (2019 World University Rankings) and 7th among universities in Japan (2018 Japan University Rankings).
This...
The H2020 AI4DI project (Artificial Intelligence for Digital Industry) coordinated by Germany and bringing together 41 partners (including the CReSTIC research units, the ROMEO Regional Computing Centre and RIBP at URCA) aims to meet the major technological challenge of industrially implementing Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Deep Learning to roll out these...
The Institute of Engineering Sciences is developing new collaborations with Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands by obtaining funding as part of the Franco-Dutch PHC Van Gogh 2019 programme.
The project which is funded for two years is called "HAPEE: HEMPCRETE AND PHASE CHANGE MATERIALS FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN HOMES...
On 16 January 2019, URCA obtained certification by CTI (Engineering Accreditation Commission) of its new engineering school, EiSINE- industrial and digital sciences engineering school - and three new courses focused on the industry of the future.
The university's Board of Directors, who met on 12 March, unanimously voted to...
As part of the "Welcome to France" strategy, the Government had announced the introduction of differentiated enrolment fees for international students who are not nationals of a country in the European Economic Area or Switzerland registering for the first time for a higher education training course in France: €2,770 for a degree and €3,770 for a...