The LTCI has a staff of 300 people overall, of which 130 are permanent academic staff, 25 are engineering, administrative and technical staff and over 150 are PhD students and postdocs working in 15 different research teams. The lab’s scientific output represents around 650 publications in international journals and conferences each year.
Our researchers focus their research on the major fields of digital technology.
Grants from the European Council for Research, known as ERCs regularly also recognize the activities of our professors and researchers.
LTCI professors and researchers carry out large-scale research projects.
The laboratory actively addresses topics that relate to engineering and systems science, and to applied mathematics.
The latest research news
European award for the Software Heritage initiative
Faculty Members — 06/02/2026Stefano Zacchiroli was honoured, alongside Roberto Di Cosmo, with a Special Recognition for Community Impact for his work on [...]
[Ideas] Could AI help combat tax evasion?
Data Science & AI, Digital Economy, Faculty Members — 03/02/2026Nils Holzenberger: help legislators to anticipate risks when drafting new laws.
[Ideas] Research: balance between targeted innovation and scientific freedom
Faculty Members — 29/01/2026F. Grillot: Supporting fundamental research with no immediate purpose is essential for major scientific [...]
Macro-threats on microarchitectures
Digital Trust, Faculty Members — 28/11/2025Maria Mushtaq, researcher at Télécom Paris and organiser of the MIC-SEC winter school, sheds light on the developments and [...]
When the code changes (IP Paris)
Digital Trust, Faculty Members — 30/10/2025Stefano Zacchiroli is co-founder of the Software Heritage project. Drawing on this global archive of open source software, he offers [...]
