Presentation

 

To anticipate the interdisciplinary challenges of emerging and future systems and services, LAAS-CNRS identified five strategic axes : Energy, Health/Environment, Space, Transport/Mobilities. They are based on the major disciplines that have been the hallmark of the laboratory since its inception: computer science, robotics, automatic control and micro and nano systems.

Within these disciplines, research at LAAS revolves around 6 scientific departments running 25 research teams, basic units of research at the laboratory.

 

Trustworthy Computing Systems & Networks

  • TSF : Dependable Computing and Fault Tolerance
  • VERTICS : Verification of Time Critical Systems
  • ISI : System Engineering and Integration

  • SARA : Services and Architectures for Advanced Networks

 

Robotics

  • GEPETTO : Movement of Anthropomorphic Systems
  • RAP : Robotics, Action and Perception
  • RIS : Robotics and Interactions

 

Decision and Optimization

  • DISCO : DIagnosis and Supervisory COntrol
  • MAC : Methods and Algorithms in Control
  • ROC : Operations Research, Combinatorial Optimization and Constraints

Microwaves and Optics : from Electromagnetism to Systems

  • MINC : Micro and Nanosystems for Wireless Communications
  • MOST : Microwaves and Opto-microwaves for Telecommunication Systems
  • OASIS: OpticAl Sensors and smart Integrated Systems
  • PHOTO : Photonics

 

Micro Nano Bio Technologies

  • ELIA : Engineering in Life Sciences Applications
  • MEMS : Microelectromechanical systems
  • M3 : Multi-scale Modeling of Materials
  • MILE : Micro-nanofluidics for Life science and Environment
  • MICA : Microsystems for Analysis
  • MPN : Materials and Processes for Nanoelectronics
  • MH2F : High Frequency and Fluidic Micro and nanosystems

 

Energy Management

  • ESE : Energy and Embedded Systems
  • ISGE : Energy Management System Integration
  • NEO : Nano-Engineering and integration of metal-Oxide-based nanostructures and their interfaces
  • S4M: Smart Sensing and SystemS Monitoring

 

LAAS works on various types of systems: micro and nano systems, embedded systems, embedded systems, distributed large-scale systems, biological systems, mobile systems, autonomous systems and critical infrastructures, with application areas such as aeronautics, space, transport, energy, services, health, environment, telecommunications, manufacturing and defence.