Strategic projects
Every year 2-4 interdisciplinary Strategic Projects of duration up to 12 months each will be supported (typical funding scale: €50,000). The financing will be in the form of human power: an institute’s research associate will dedicate a number of their person months to each one of the selected Strategic Projects. The research associate will be a data science expert (with experience in some of: data management, data analytics, statistics, machine learning, artificial intelligence, visualization), and will contribute to both the analysis and implementation aspects of the projects. The projects should be interdisciplinary, and advance the state of the art in terms of novel designs/solutions/systems/results related to data science and data intelligence.
2022 Call for proposals (closed)
2022 call for proposals (closed)
The diiP institute will support interdisciplinary projects that advance the state of the art in terms of novel designs/solutions/systems/results related to data science and data intelligence. Thanks to additional financing, diiP will support projects related to fairness of AI algorithms and to detection/analysis of disinformation (a.k.a. fake news).
The diiP institute will assign 6, or 12 person-months (in both cases spread across an entire calendar year) of one of the diiP research associates to the project. The projects should take place between January-December of the following calendar year.
The leader of the project (principal investigator) must be affiliated with one of the diiP partner institutions: Université Paris Cité, SciencesPo, Université Sorbonne Nord, and INED. Collaborations among partner institutions and synergies with other interdisciplinary IdEx institutes at the Université Paris Cité are encouraged.
Deadline for project proposals: September 30, 12 noon (Paris time).
Please follow the guidelines and instructions on how to apply.
This call is now closed.
2024
EStimation of Pollutant Emissions from REmote sensing data and deep Learning (ESPEREL)
Gaëlle Dufour ➔
2024
A Simulated body approach to MRI-based fetal monitoring
Jean-Baptiste Masson ➔
2024
Accelerate Discoveries (boosting) Astroparticle Physics (analysis) Techniques – ADAPT
Yvonne Becherini ➔
2024
Maintaining fairness for decision-making under social considerations
Soror Sahri ➔
2024
Quantifying the interaction between grammatical gender and social gender roles at a worldwide scale
Marc Allassonnière-Tang ➔
2023
Multimodal assessment of the depth of sedation of severely ill patients in intensive care unit
Laurent Oudre ➔
2023
Semantic coherence integration for optimizing imaging retrieval systems in radiology
Florence Cloppet ➔
2023
Deep Learning-based EEG Epilepsy Detection and Analysis
Qitong Wang ➔
2022
Study the ability of teenagers to spot fakes news over their usage time on the social networks
Salima Benbernou ➔
2022
Language-Independent Massive Network Attitudinal Embedding
Pedro Ramaciotti Morales ➔
2022
Learning from deep sea light with KM3NeT
Joao Coelho ➔
2022
Optimization of a physical force-field for simulations of non-coding RNA molecules
Samuela Pasquali ➔
2022
The diffusion of technology during the last five millennia
Johannes Boehm ➔
2021
Digital Pathology: when AI meets with anatomo-pathology
Nicolas Loménie ➔
2021
PARKER — Planetary lidAR seeKing for lifE signatuRe
Antoine Lucas ➔
2021
Autoimmunity/inflammation Through RNAseq Analysis at the single Cell level for Therapeutic Innovation – ATRACTion
Mickaël Ménager ➔
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