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Martin Quinson is on the scientific board of the Blaise Pascal foundation, boosting the scientific outreach in the domains of Maths and Computer Science.
Articles and contents
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Anne-Cécile Orgerie participated to the radio program La methode scientifique by Nicolas Martin with Jean-Marc Jancovici, France Culture, October 17, 2018.
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Anne-Cécile Orgerie was interviewed by Agnes Rougier, Radio France Internationale, September 26, 2018.
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Anne-Cécile Orgerie was interviewed by Laure Cailloce for the Journal of CNRS, May 2018.
Education
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L codent L créent - An outreach program to send PhD students to teach Python to middle school students in 8 sessions of 45 minutes. Tassadit Bouadi (Univ. Rennes 1), Camille Maumet (VisAGeS) and Anne-Cécile Orgerie (Myriads) are coordinating the local version of this program, initiated in Lille. The first session in Rennes is planned for April 2019. The program is currently supported by: Fondation Blaise Pascal, ED MathSTIC, Inria and Fondation Rennes 1.
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Anne-Cécile is a member of the Jury for the Agrégation de Sciences Industrielles, an examination for future secondary teachers of engineering
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Martin Quinson is a trainer for the Agrégation de Sciences Industrielles.
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Martin Quinson is in charge of a M2 lecture on scientific vulgarization at ENS Rennes. The students are asked to come up with new activities (or improve existing ones) on their research field.
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Martin Quinson was a trainer during the SIF summer school on “Scientific Vulgarization in Computer Science”, held in Toulouse, June 6th-8th 2018.
Interventions
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Anne-Cécile Orgerie and Martin Quinson participated in the organization of a day for middle school student to deconstruct computer science-related stereotypes http://emergences.inria.fr/2018/newsletter-n53/l53-informaticiennes.
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Martin Quinson presented various unplugged activities to primary and secondary students over the year.
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Anne-Cécile Orgerie and Martin Quinson hosted 2 secondary students during one week (17th-21th december 2018).
Creation of media or tools for science outreach
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Martin Quinson initiated a new unplugged activity with Philippe Marquet (EPI Dreampal – Lille) and Corentin Ferry (student at ENS Rennes) called M999 to explain the internal behavior of a CPU. This activity is still to be tested live with pupils.
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Martin Quinson helped the M2 students of ENS Rennes to create or improve unplugged activities on their research topics. Activities on Classification, Image Reconstruction, Modeling, Cryptographic Protocols, Map-Reduce or Verifications are still incubating at this point.