After a successful first edition, the FMJH has decided to make these MathTech meetings a permanent feature, while evolving the concept over time if the need arises. The idea is to bring together PhD students and post-docs in mathematics with representatives from the socio-economic world for one day. The idea is to create another opportunity, based on « in vivo » testimonials, to showcase the mathematics doctorate as a passport to research or scientific management outside the academic world. A bit like the FEM at national level, these meetings are a strategic tool for the mathematics/business relationship at local level, but with a clear focus on the doctorate and the future of its graduates.
MathTech meetings 2024
The FMJH organized the "MathTech meetings" on January 25, 2024 at the IHES in the Marylin and James Simons auditorium. The aim of this day was to raise awareness of corporate research among PhD students and post-docs in mathematics.
Thank you to speakers
Clémence Alasseur (EDF)
Exemples de questions de recherche sur le marché de l’énergie
Igor Carron (Light On)
From massively parallel computations with light to massive empowerment with ChatGPT-like models: LightOn's unique journey.
Stanley Durrleman (Docteur Mémo)
Prédiction de la progression des maladies neurogénératives: de la recherche au soin et vice versa.
Alex Gerko (XTXMarkets)
Jérôme Lacaille (Safran)
Catégorisation automatique des vols pour l’aide à la conception d’un jumeau numérique de turboréacteur
Thank you to PhD students and Pierre Lamoure Prize laureate
Thomas Chaub, Antonin Chodron De Courcel, Gabriel Claret, Caroline Cognot, Hadrien Notarantonio for their outstandings pitches and Thibaud Ehret for the Pierre Lamoure Prize.
Programme 2024
9h00 : Accueil café / welcoming coffee
9h30 : Jérôme Lacaille (Safran)
10h10 : Pitch by a PhD student - Thomas CHAUB- "Ponts entre équations mathématiques"
10h20 : Clémence Alasseur (EDF)
11h00 : Pitch by a PhD student - Caroline COGNOT - "Modéliser statistiquement plusieurs variables climatiques pour créer de très grands échantillons"
11h10 : Pause / Break
11h40 : Igor Carron (Light On)
12h20 : Pitch by a PhD student - Antonin CHODRON DE COURCEL - "Penser en grande dimension justification de modèles mathématiques issus de la physique statistique"
12h30 - 14h00 : Déjeuner / Lunch
14h00 : Alex Gerko (XTXMarkets)
14h40 : Pitch by a PhD student - Gabriel CLARET - "Dealing with the irregular in imaging problems"
14h50 : Stanley Durrleman (Docteur Mémo)
15h30 : Pitch by a PhD student - Hadrien NOTARANTONIO - "A computer algebra approach to certain enumaration probems"
15h40 : Remise du prix Pierre Lamoure / Pierre Lamoure prize ceremony
16h00 : Cocktail de fin / Closing cocktail
