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Artificial intelligence in support of precision medicine

By analysing human-generated data, artificial intelligence can help refine medical diagnoses and adapt therapeutic treatments to individual patients. Nesma Houmani, Associate Professor at Télécom SudParis’s SAMOVAR lab, is working to meet the ‘concrete needs’ of medical teams in the field of neurod…

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ARTIST

The project ARTIST was a 2022 and 2023 winner of the PREMATURATION call for projects, led by the Innovation Lab of IP Paris. THE PROBLEM ADDRESSEDToday, unleashing AI performance is hurdled by:Compliance (Ethics, Certification such as AI act)Technics (unsupervised data, high dimension,.)ARTIST tack…

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ARWU 2025: IP Paris moves up 99 places to 224th worldwide

Shanghai RankingIP Paris moves up 99 places to 224th worldwide: a new step in its international trajectoryPalaiseau, August 15th, 2025 – Shanghai Ranking Consultancy has just published its international ranking of universities (ARWU, Academic Ranking of World University). For the fi…

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ARWU 2026: Institut Polytechnique de Paris climbs 12 places and moves closer to the global Top 200

IP Paris continues its upward trajectory among the world’s leading academic institutions by ranking 212th in the 2026 Shanghai Ranking, 12 places higher than in 2025. This result reaffirms IP Paris’ path toward the global Top 200, which the Institute is now closing in on.At the national level…

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Assessing the risks associated with information leaks

Olivier Rioul is a professor at the Information Processing and Communication Laboratory (LTCI*) at Télécom Paris. He also supervises Julien Béguinot, a doctoral student. Both draw on the tools of mathematical communication theory established by Claude Shannon in 1948 to measure and evaluate securit…

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Associated library: HEC Paris Learning Center

Useful informationOpen 7 days a week, 24 hours a day (except Thursday evening when it closes at 10 pm)biblio@hec.fr / 01 39 67 94 78Access conditions:Open to everyone subject to access conditions.Spaces:200 study seats, 1 classroom/meeting room with 25 seats, 2 group work cubicles (4 seats), a grou…

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Students at the Institut Polytechnique de Paris have at their disposal dynamic associations throughout its five schools.

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ASTER Forum 2023: Companies and students for a sustainable future

The ASTER Forum, organized by students from Institut Polytechnique de Paris and its 5 member schools, is back for its second edition, driven by a renewed energy in favor of environmentally and socially virtuous companies. A must-attend event that fosters exchanges between students and committed par…

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ASTER Forum: the responsible forum of Institut Polytechnique de Paris

The ASTER Forum is the gathering of responsible companies and students from the schools of IP Paris and Plateau de Saclay. The first edition will take place on November 17 in the Grand Hall of ENSTA Paris and is built around two ideas: a social future and an ecological and responsible transition fo…

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At center Materials for Society, the precious alloy of science for materials

The environment, mobility, energy, computing and communications all have one thing in common...materials. There are a multitude of them, with known or unsuspected properties, and their study is a science in its own right. At the Institut Polytechnique de Paris, this science is carried out by the M4…

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At IP Paris, fluid mechanics is being used to develop floating wind turbines and diversify energy sources

The offshore wind turbines of 2030 will be floating, gigantic, and capable of producing tens of megawatts of electricity. Several technologies exist to keep these behemoths afloat. Among them are damping plates designed to reduce the vertical movements—known as pounding—that they undergo and improv…

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At IP Paris, Jeffrey Harris simulates breaking waves to improve the safety of offshore structures

Jeffrey Harris is a researcher at the École nationale des ponts et chaussées and a member of the Laboratoire d’Hydraulique Saint-Venant (LHSV*). He develops models to numerically simulate breaking waves and their impact on offshore structures with high precision. This work contributes to new standa…