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Idiap is accompanying university students thanks to research activities

Three new students joined the Genomics & Health Informatics group at Idiap. Coming from universities in Paris and Lausanne, they chose Valais to improve their ...

How applied research impacted his scientific career

Arriving in 2019 for a sabbatical year from the University of Mexico, Esaú Villatoro has now been working at Idiap for more than two years. Between publishing ...

François Fleuret appointed External Research Fellow of Idiap

After spending almost 13 years with us, François Fleuret is appointed professor at UNIGE. To allow him to maintain his link with our institute and in ...

Swisscom TV Box learns to transcribe Swiss German dialects

The Speech and audio processing group at Idiap, in collaboration with Swisscom, improves Swiss-German speech recognition for the voice assistant of the ...

AI and an app to understand drinking habits among young people

Idiap researchers published the results of a study showing that analyzing pictures and audio from voluntarily recorded videos thanks to an app helps to ...

Becoming a developer to make research a reality

Thanks to her master's degree in AI and her internship in the Genomics & health informatics group, Colombine Verzat discovered that she particularly enjoyed ...

Microscopy: At the heart of images thanks to algorithms

Always observe what’s smaller while maintaining the highest image quality possible. This requires ever more powerful microscopes, but computational methods can ...

Importance of context in machine translation

Perfect understanding of a text is not possible without context. Same goes for a computer. It cannot do a good translation without understanding what is really ...

Four new researchers join the effort to shape the future of AI

Idiap is developing its research capacities by hiring four new senior researchers. Two women and two men, whose goal will be to work on topics with great ...

Un chercheur de l’Idiap reçoit une bourse Ambizione du FNS pour faire progresser le contrôle moteur humain et la robotique

James Hermus, chercheur postdoctoral au sein du groupe Robot Learning & Interaction de l’Institut de Recherche Idiap, s’est vu attribuer la prestigieuse bourse ...