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* Franck Hétroy-Wheeler is an associate member of the MOSAIC team at the Inria Grenoble-Rhône-Alpes center on the theme of geometric analysis of plants.
 
* Franck Hétroy-Wheeler is an associate member of the MOSAIC team at the Inria Grenoble-Rhône-Alpes center on the theme of geometric analysis of plants.
  
* Around the theme of the topology-based modeling, David Cazier is a member of the team-project [http://mimesis.loria.fr/ MIMESIS] project being launched by Stéphane Cotin whose integration in IGG was validated by the direction committee of 06/08/2015.
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* Around the theme of the topology-based modeling, David Cazier was a member of the team-project [http://mimesis.loria.fr/ MIMESIS] project being launched by Stéphane Cotin whose integration in IGG was validated by the direction committee of 06/08/2015 and last till December 2020.
  
 
* Around the formal proof thematic, Nicolas Magaud and Julien Narboux participates to the team-project [https://team.inria.fr/camus/ CAMUS], in cooperation with the INRIA Nancy Grand-Est since its begining in 2010 by Philippe Clauss (head of the team ICPS).
 
* Around the formal proof thematic, Nicolas Magaud and Julien Narboux participates to the team-project [https://team.inria.fr/camus/ CAMUS], in cooperation with the INRIA Nancy Grand-Est since its begining in 2010 by Philippe Clauss (head of the team ICPS).

Revision as of 11:30, 25 January 2021

  • Franck Hétroy-Wheeler is an associate member of the MOSAIC team at the Inria Grenoble-Rhône-Alpes center on the theme of geometric analysis of plants.
  • Around the theme of the topology-based modeling, David Cazier was a member of the team-project MIMESIS project being launched by Stéphane Cotin whose integration in IGG was validated by the direction committee of 06/08/2015 and last till December 2020.
  • Around the formal proof thematic, Nicolas Magaud and Julien Narboux participates to the team-project CAMUS, in cooperation with the INRIA Nancy Grand-Est since its begining in 2010 by Philippe Clauss (head of the team ICPS).