Abderrahim Halimi, professor at Heriot Watt University, Edinburgh, Scotland, who came to spend a few days at TéSA, presented us with a seminar on Statistical-based Robust and Scalable Computational Methods For Extreme 3D Lidar Imaging
TéSA is launching TéSA Topic Tuesdays (TTT): every two weeks, we meet around pizza for lunch and a doctoral student (or other volunteer) takes the opportunity to talk to us informally about their research topic.
Hamish Mc Phee presented his paper on a Robust Time Scale Based on Maximum Likelihood Estimation at the ION Conference on Precise Time and Time Interval Systems and Applications, which took place in January in Long Beach (USA).
This scientific seminar was devoted to the presentations of two of our post-docs on their PhD work: An Overview of Dark Matter Theories and Zoom on the WIMP Scenario, by Kin Mimouni, Tensor Sparse Representation Learning for Single-Snapshot Compressive Spectral Video...
