Many Thanks to All Speakers and Participants
We had a wonderful time with exchanging research ideas by awesome researchers! I appreciate all speakers and participants. I especially thanks Prof. Xavier Fresquet for all his support to make this event successful.
Welcome
Sorbonne Center for Artificial Intelligence, Sorbonne University and Institute for Datability Science, Osaka University are both young research/educational institutions responsible for AI and data science, and we are sharing the same mission of facilitating interdisciplinary research and education.
This is the first edition of SCAI-IDS Joint Workshop for (i) exchanging research/educational ideas cultivated in the course of each of our activities and for (ii) incubating future collaboration of SCAI and IDS on AI and data science in various disciplines. As a starter, we focus on AI and humanity, and cutting-edge researchers from both institutions who are actively working on this topic will give us wonderful talks.
This workshop is based on the Comprehensive Academic Exchange Agreement between Sorbonne University and Osaka University concluded in May 2020.
Program
Venue: Online (Zoom)
Date: October 18, 2021
Time: 9:00a-12:00 (France), 4:00p-7:00p (Japan)
| 9:00a/4:00p | Opening I |
| Prof. Takao Onoye, VP Osaka Univ, Director of IDS | |
| 9:05a/4:05p | Opening II |
| Prof. Serge Fdida, VP Sorbonne Univ. | |
| 9:10a/4:10p | Introduction of SCAI |
| Prof. Xavier Fresquet, SCAI | |
| 9:30a/4:30p | Introduction of IDS |
| Prof. Hajime Nagahara, IDS | |
| 9:50a/4:50p | Buddha Face Analysis |
| Prof. Benjamin Renoust, IDS | |
| 10:20a/5:20p | Medieval Manuscripts Illustrations |
| Prof. Victoria Eyharabide, SCAI | |
| 10:50a/5:50p | AI and Art |
| Prof. Noa Garcia, IDS | |
| 11:20a/6:20p | French Newspapers and Vision |
| Dr. Pierre Carl Langlais, SCAI | |
| 11:50a/6:50p | Closing I |
| Prof. Genta Kawahara, VP Osaka Univ. | |
| 11:55a/6:55p | Closing II |
| Prof. Xavier Fresquet, SCAI | |
For Speakers
We allocated 20 minutes for introductions of respective institutions. There should be a rich set of questions and answers about how interdiscplinary collaborations are facilitated in SCAI and IDS; however, we may keep them for the next (hopefully, in-person) venue and have only a few quick ones.
For main speakers with a 30-minute slot, it would be nice to reserve 5 minutes or more for question answering within the slot.
Contact
Yuta Nakashima, Osaka University
contact[at]is.ids.osaka-u.ac.jp