Cutting-Edge, Cross-Disciplinary Research
The laboratory stands out for its lasting relationships with industrial partners through its research chairs and joint laboratories.
Within Paris-Saclay, the LTCI is strongly involved in the Digicosme and LMH Labex, as well as in the System X technological research institute and the ISN, NanoDesign, CDS and PIM projects.
The LTCI is accredited for the quality of its partnership-based research as part of Institut Carnot Télécom & Société Numérique. The LTCI also has close ties with the I3 laboratory (Interdisciplinary Institute for Innovation), which brings together the economic and social sciences research projects carried out at Télécom Paris.
LTCI Key figures
Academic recognition
In 2018, the High Council for Evaluation of Research and Higher Education (Hcéres), evaluated the LTCI as “being exceptional in quality with publications in the best journals and conferences”.
One year of Research and Innovation
Consult the Télécom Paris 2019-2020 research activity report: 84 pages, 19 research teams (LTCI and i3 laboratories), concrete examples of fundamental and applied research work and numerous illustrations.
Research teams
- Autonomous Critical Embedded Systems [ACES]
- Circuits & Communications Systems [C2S]
- Cybersecurity for Communication and Networking [CCN]
- Data, Intelligence, Graphs [DIG]
- Design Interaction Visualization and Applications [DIVA]
- Digital Communications [ComNum]
- Image, Modeling, Analysis, Geometry, Synthesis [IMAGES]
- Mathematics for Information, Communication and Computing [MC2]
- Multimedia [MM]
- Networks, Mobility and Services [RMS]
- Optical Telecommunications [GTO]
- Quantum Information and Applications [IQA]
- Radio Frequency and Microwaves [RFM²]
- Secure and Safe Hardware [SSH]
- Signal, Statistics and Learning [S2A]
- System on Chip [LabSoc]
Seminars
The LTCI Laboratory regularly organizes seminars that cut across several disciplines.
- Critical Embedded Systems Seminar
- Data Science Seminar
- IP Paris DSIT Faculty Day
- LTCI-i3 Seminar
- Samovar – LTCI Workshop: Probabilistic Methods in Computational Statistics
- Samovar Seminar- LTCI 2019
Annals of Telecommunications
Annals of Telecommunications, founded in 1946, is an international
journal publishing original peer-reviewed papers in the field of telecommunications. It is indexed in Scopus and Thomson Reuters, which has set an impact factor of 1.546 for 2019. The Journal covers all the essential branches of telecommunications from technologies (SOC devices, optical communication, microwaves and antennas, IOT) to digital communications and signal processing (information theory, coding, MIMO), software and protocols (communication networks, digital security, services) and uses and economics (health, mobility, trust, privacy, legal and regulation issues). It provides a medium for exchanging research results and technological achievements accomplished by the international scientific community from academia and industry.
International projects
Joint work with NUS (Singapore) on data science
Joint work with UCSB (Univ. California Santa Barbara) on photonics laser sources
Director of the LTCI
- Talel AbdessalemDirector of Research and Director of the LTCITélécom Parisemailemail
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