News - Lab-STICC

May the Force be with You

In this work we discuss how physical forces influence biological functions in cells and tissues subjected to an electric field.

The European Commission recognizes the value of deSEAsion

The spatial maritime decision support platform deSEAsion is now listed in the directory of maritime spatial planning tools.

Collaboration with York University

Since last September, the COM team and the Communication Technologies Research Group of the University of York have started collaborating on the topic of underwater communications and networking. After hosting Dr. Paul D. Mitchell from the University...

PhD Defense of Guillaume Bonnoron

A Journey towards practical homomorphic encryption

The defense will take place on March, 15th at Pôle Numérique Brest Iroise in Plouzané, at 2PM.

FPGA4GPC 2018 - ENSTA Bretagne, Brest

International Conference on FPGA Reconfiguration for General-Purpose Computing – 26-27 June 2018

FPGA4GPC will be held at ENSTA Bretagne, Brest from 26 to 27 June 2018

General Assembly, January 25, 2018

IMT Atlantique - Brest, France

On January 25, 2018, the Lab-STICC is holding its yearly 2017 general assembly (with a short delay).

10th International Cybersecurity Forum

The power of Homomorphic Encryption

Caroline Fontaine, Researcher at Lab-STICC, will participate and present Lab-STICC work on the power of Homomorphic Encryption. The presentation will take place at the 10th International Cybersecurity Forum on Tuesday 23 January 2018 afternoon.

GAUT 3.0: new version

GAUT free and open-source HLS tool is available for download!

We are happy to announce that a new version of our high level synthesis tool GAUT is now available. GAUT 3.0 is FREE and OPEN-SOURCE Eclipse plug-in (Cecill-B license).

One month - One person - January 2018

Associate Prof. Cyrille Chavet

Every month, meet one person from Lab-STICC, exchange, share views, learn who he/she is. Assoc. Prof. Dr Cyrille Chavet will introduce this new section.

Nooman: Notifying Memories for Dynamic Data-Flow Application

ANR Young Researcher (JCJC) project for MOCS team

Kevin Martin (MOCS team) obtained funding from the ANR for the Young Researcher (JCJC) project Nooman.