The Information Systems Department (DSI) is inviting staff to a discussion morning about artificial intelligence on Monday January 26 in the CIS auditorium, from 10am to 12 noon.

The program will include a presentation of AITools, talks about specific Institut Pasteur use cases, a Q&A, and of course a chance for further discussions over a buffet!

In detail: 

10-10.15am:Reducing sex bias in animal experiments: progress and initiatives at the Institut Pasteur (Emeline Perthame – Statistician / Bioinformatics and Biostatistics Hub)

10.15-10.30am: Generating ideas for teaching activities and questions for training (Sandrine Royer-Devaux – Head of Electronic Resources / CeRIS)

10.30-10.45am: Translating with AI: why your expertise makes all the difference (Aurélien Coustillac – Editorial Department / External Communications Division)

10.45-11am:AI on a daily basis: practical uses in science and communication (Nicolas Rascovan – Head of the Microbial Paleogenomics Unit)

11-11.15am:AI in education (Clémentine Schilte – Head of the Digital Education Office / Department of Education)

11.15-11.30am: AI, an assistant for assistants: a strategic ally to boost efficiency (Roxane Bayle – Administrative Assistant / Epigenetic Chemical Biology Unit)

11.30-11.45am:Sourcing innovative projects and assessing applications and markets with AI (Maï Ban and Thomas Miron – Business Developers / DARRI) 

11.45am-12 noon: Presentation of AITools: features and technical implementation (Stéphane Fournier – Vice-President Information Systems / DSI and Jean-Baptiste Masson – Head of the Decision and Bayesian Computation – Epiméthée laboratory)

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The teams in the Information Systems Department are looking forward to seeing you there.