Active in computational sciences in Rhône-Alpes Established in Grenoble and Lyon since 1992, the Inria Grenoble – Rhône-Alpes Research Centre strives to promote the integration of its operations into the scientific settings of Grenoble and Lyon. It is involved in defining relevant local strategies by systematically supporting a partnership logic.

1. INRIAGRENOBLE-RHÔNE-ALPES
INVENTORS FOR THE DIGITAL WORLD

2. Inria,
a public research
institute dedicated
to digital science
and technology
SCIENTIFIC EXCELLENCE IN SUPPORT
OF TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER
AND SOCIAL INNOVATION
Research structured into ‘project teams’
focusing on specific scientific objectives.
Transfer of scientific results and expertise
to startups, SMEs, large industrial groups
and society (hospitals, other sciences).
Close collaboration with industrial and academic
partners to address the multidisciplinary and
application-oriented challenges of digital transition.
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3. Inria, in the
Rhône-Alpes
region
5 ESTABLISHMENTS IN THE RHÔNE-ALPES REGION
REGIONAL ACADEMIC PARTNERS
Inovallée Science Park,
Montbonnot (1992)
Université Grenoble
Alpes Campus
Saint-Martin d’Hères
GIANT Innovation Campus
Inria Grenoble Giant
sub-office (2013)
Lyon La Doua Science Park
Inria Lyon La Doua
sub-office (2011)
Université de Lyon Campus,
Gerland
CNRS
Université Grenoble Alpes, Université
Claude Bernard Lyon 1
ENS Lyon, INSA Lyon, Grenoble INP
Within universities and research institutions communities:
Université Grenoble Alpes (UGA)
and Université de Lyon (UDL)
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4. 6 SCIENTIFIC PRIORITIES
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Main research
themes and
priorities
4 MAIN RESEARCH THEMES
consistent with the Institute’s scientific policy and with
regional academic and industrial research objectives:
Robots sharing
our workspace
and living space
Robust, safe and efficient
human-robot interaction in complex
and changing environments..
The Internet of things and the
Internet of data: digital society
‘Intelligent’ everyday objects,
homes, cities and environments
with communication and
interaction capabilities.
Biological interaction modelling
Improving our understanding of
biological systems through analysis of
interactions between atoms, molecules,
cells, organisms or species over
multiple temporal and spatial scales.
Shape, appearance
and motion models for
virtual environments
Developing realistic virtual models
of living, moving organisms
and natural phenomena.
Hardware/software
interface development
Improving the ease-of-use and
transparency of multicore
architectures to facilitate
their operation.
Learning and distributed
optimisation methods for
large-scale systems
Developing new learning and
optimisation tools for efficient scalar
processing of large data sets.
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MAIN RESEARCH
THEMES
Distributed
systems and
mobile networks
Reliable software
and embedded
systems for ambient
computing
Modelling and
simulation of
multi-scale and
multi-component
systems
Perception and
interaction
with real and
virtual worlds
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5. Regional innovation partnership network
(regional competitiveness centres,
innovation agencies and companies,
theme-oriented partnerships).
Implementation of international testing
platforms in partnership with industry.
MEETING THE TECHNOLOGICAL NEEDS OF
LARGE CORPORATIONS AND SMES
Promoting
new partnerships
and innovation
projects
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6. DEVELOPING A WIDESPREAD
DIGITAL CULTURE AMONG:
primary
secondary
university students,
teachers,
general public
and decision makers.
Knowledge
and expertise
sharing
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INRIA GRENOBLE - RHÔNE-ALPES
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38 330 Montbonnot-Saint-Martin - France
+33 (0)4 76 61 52 00
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