Paul Boniol, Award-winning Post-doctoral Researcher Creating Predictive Algorithms
Paul Boniol, a post-doctoral researcher in computer science has won several awards for his work, which lead to the filing of 2 patents at both the national and European level. He explains his methods for analysing large volumes of data to create algorithms capable of predicting all kinds of anomalies.

Paul Boniol did his research at LIPADE, in collaboration with EDF (Electricité de France). His work, called ‘Analysis of very large multivariate time series using unsupervised learning methods in order to detect anomalies and support predictive maintenance’, focused on the analysis of very large volumes of time series data in the energy sector, collected from nuclear power plant reactors, hydroelectric dams, etc. Using new unsupervised learning methods, Paul created algorithms capable of detecting anomalies and facilitating their prediction. These results are available to the international scientific community. His work has been awarded 4 prestigious prizes and has led to the filing of national and European patents.
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2000 years of seismicity on the San Andreas fault segment modulated by the level of the Salton Sea
Using a technique traditionally used in civil engineering, two seismologists, including Yann Klinger, a researcher at the Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris, have highlighted the stratigraphic succession of major earthquakes over the past 2,000 years south of the...
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Parlons demain with Mathias Croset
Meet Matthias Croset, an alumni entrepreneur, winner of the Pépite Île-de-France 2022 prize for his MyNifty project. With MyNifty, Matthias aims to provide employees with sustainable hygiene solutions in the workplace. Do you know that once you have completed your...
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Genetic variants implicated in autism detected in the general population
Scientists from the Institut Pasteur, the CNRS, the Institut universitaire de France, Université Paris Cité and the Paris Public Hospital Network (AP-HP) compared genetic data from 13,000 individuals with autism and nearly 200,000 individuals from the general...
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Leiden 2023, UPCité remains 1st French university for Publication Impact
Université Paris Cité is ranked the first French university and 35th university worldwide for its publication impact according to the new Leiden rankings published on June 21st by the Centre for Science and Technology Studies (CWTS). The overall ranking...
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