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Internationally famous French chef just opened his first U S restaurant in Miami

The restaurant will specialize in all-day brunch.

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Miami Yann Couvreur Café Opens in Wynwood

French pastry chef Yann Couvreur opens Miami restaurant Yann Couvreur Café in Wynwood for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

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Inria and University College London (UCL): a major new step in Franco-British cooperation

On 29 February this year, on the fringes of the first ever Franco-British Joint Committee for Science and Technology (COMIX) in London, Inria and University College London (UCL) set a new milestone in their partnership by signing a letter of intent.

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What role for artificial intelligence in managing the Covid-19 pandemic crisis?

Changed on 18/05/2021 On May 21, the Inria London program is co-organizing, alongside the French Embassy in the United Kingdom and the Franco-British Data Society, a webinar entitled Covid-19 & AI: Unexpected challenges and lessons . Benjamin Guedj, scientific director of the Inria London program, explains the objectives and ambitions behind this event. © Unsplash / Photo Clarisse Croset This past year, the Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted the important role of scientists in our society. Statisticians, epidemiologists, data scientists and artificial intelligence researchers - to name a few! - have indeed contributed to the production of analyses, tools and platforms to better understand, among other things, the dynamics of the spread of the virus and the effectiveness of social distancing policies.

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The Inria London Programme: bringing France and the UK closer together through research

Changed on 02/02/2021 University College London (UCL) and Inria first joined forces two years ago through an international partnership between the two institutions centred around machine learning and artificial intelligence. Looking ahead to the future, there is a lot to get excited about, with the potential for crossovers into other disciplines and for more partners to get involved. © Pixabay - photo David Mark From Inria’s Sabbatical programme to a strategic partnership It started out as a run-of-the-mill collaboration: in December 2018, Benjamin Guedj, a machine learning researcher and member of the Modal project team at the Inria Lille - Nord Europe research centre, was put on a year-long placement at University College London as part of Inria’s Sabbatical programme (see inset), which is coordinated by the International Relations Department. But in February 2019, another project began to emerge.

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