Télécom Paris research is structured around the activity of its two laboratories: the Interdisciplinary Institute of Innovation (i3) and the Information Processing and Communication Laboratory (LTCI). It covers the major scientific disciplines taught at the School: computer science and networks, applied mathematics, electronics, image, data, signals and economic and social sciences.
The I3 laboratory is a CNRS joint research unit (UMR CNRS 9217) and a joint laboratory between Mines ParisTech and École Polytechnique.
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Autonomous Critical Embedded Systems [ACES]
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Information Processing and Communication Laboratory (LTCI)
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Cybersecurity for Communication and Networking [CCN]
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Circuits & Communications Systems [C2S]
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Data, Intelligence and Graphs [DIG]
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Design, Interaction, Visualization & Applications team [DIVA]
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Digital Communications [ComNum]
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Image, Modeling, Analysis, GEometry, Synthesis [IMAGES]
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Mathematics for Information, Communication and Computing [MC²]
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Multimedia [MM]
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Networks, Mobility and Services [RMS]
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Optical Telecommunications [GTO]
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Quantum Information and Applications [IQA]
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Radio Frequency, Microwaves & Millimeter waves [RFM²]
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Secure and Safe Hardware team [SSH]
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Signal, Statistics and Learning [S2A]
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System on Chip team [LabSoC]
LTCI is accredited for the quality of its partnership-based research as part of Institut Carnot Télécom & Société Numérique, in which ParisTech is a member. The lab’s research units have been recognized by the HCÉRES for their excellence, through their « outstanding scientific production in both quality and quantity.”
Contacts
Interdisciplinary Institute of Innovation (i3)
CNRS Joint Research Unit 9217
- David BounieHead of the Economic and Social Sciences DepartmentTélécom Parisemailemail
Information Processing and Communication Laboratory (LTCI)
- Talel AbdessalemDirector of Research, Director of the LTCITélécom Parisemailemail
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