Twenty-second seminar was held on Tuesday, March 15th from 16h to 18h, with a presentation by Julián Tachella, CNRS researcher, working at the Sisyphe laboratory, École Normale Supérieure de Lyon (Lyon, France): Equivariant Imaging: learning to solve inverse problems without ground truth.

Twenty-first seminar was held on Tuesday, February 8th from 16h to 18h, with presentations by Corentin Lubeigt and Victor Perrier:

• Corentin Lubeigt : Signal Processing for GNSS Reflectometry.
• Victor Perrier : Improve Congestion Control with Machine Learning.

PhD positions with CNES at TéSA: apply before the 31st of March 2022.
4 subjects available:

• Use of phase measurement for precise positioning in a swarm of satellites
• Robust satellite AIS receivers based on signal classification techniques
• Machine learning for inverse problem based instrument parameter estimation
• Forest loss monitoring using multi-frequency radar and optical data

Do not hesitate to contact the mentioned PhD advisors or TéSA director () for more information.

Codirection by Toulouse INP & ISAE-Supaero.
Details of the PhD subject: Inférence bayésienne pour l’estimation de paramètres mécaniques – appli données modales

For further information, send an email to .

The TéSA activity report 2019-2020 is available. Feel free to download and enjoy the reading!

Activity Report 2019-2020

Twentieth seminar was held on Wednesday, December 8th from 16h to 18h, with a presentation by Steve McLaughlin, Professor at Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh: Challenges in imaging and sensing in photon-starved regimes.

On this picture: Minh Việt Lý, Gastón De Boni Rovella, Hamish Mc Phee, Evelyne Akopyan and Youssra El Bennioui (from left to right).

Corentin Lubeigt (on the left) and Victor Perrier (on the right) presented their work at the CNES JC2.

https://cnes-jc2.fr/