Section: Dissemination

Popularization

• François Charpillet participated to the popularization of the robotic and Ambient Intelligence activity of the maia team :

  • http://videotheque.inria.fr/videotheque/media/25615

  • http://videotheque.inria.fr/videotheque/doc/809

  • http://vimeo.com/78659657

  • http://vimeo.com/83727993

• The popularization article by Alain Dutech, Bruno Scherrer and Christophe Thiéry on Reinforcement Learning for the game of Tetris, that was first published at Interstices, was revised and published at Images des Mathématiques [44] .

• Vincent Thomas has organized, in collaboration with the "Bibliothèque Universitaire du Campus Lettres", an exposition "jeux: les ateliers de la pensée" where the main objective is to promote games as an interesting subject for academics. This exposition included two days of vulgarization seminars with specialists of several scientific fields (economy, psychology, computer science) and animations. See http://ticri.inpl-nancy.fr/wicri-lor.fr/index.php?title=Exposition_Jeu . The material of the exposition will be presented in several university libraries of the Université de Lorraine in the first half of 2014.

• Vincent Thomas participated in “Journée ISN-EPI” (Jun. 27 2013) whose audience is computer science teachers of secondary school by making a presentation on "games and artificial intelligence" and by organizing a workshop on the same subject. Vincent Thomas is participating in the LORIA IDEES group dedicated to teaching activities http://idees.loria.fr/index.php?n=Main.ProgrammeJourneeISN-EPI .

• Vincent Thomas participated in “Dans les coulisses d'un labo d'informatique” (Mar. 21 2013) by proposing an animation about “artificial intelligence and video games” for secondary school students https://iww.inria.fr/NanSciNum/dans-les-coulisses-dinria-nancy-grand-est-2/ .

• Vincent Thomas and Olivier Buffet participated in “Fête de la Science” by organizing a workshop on board games and artificial intelligence (Oct. 10 and 12). See https://iww.inria.fr/NanSciNum/un-ticet-pour-la-science/ .

• Nazim Fatès animated two debates following the presentation of the film Codebreaker which is a “biopic” dedicated to Alan Turing: in January, it was presented at the Lycée Jean-Moulin in Forbach; in November, it was presented in the main cinema of Saint-Dié-des-Vosges (organisation by “Festival du film de chercheur”).

• Christine Bourjot, Alain Dutech and Nazim Fatès participated in a debate on artificial intelligence in the café “l'Irlandais” with a public mainly constituted of university students.