Born on August 11, 1940 in Lyon and died on August 18, 2021 in Clermain, Jean-Claude Ribes, astronomer and distinguished polytechnician, left an indelible mark on the world of astronomy. Co-author in 1975 of the work "The file of intelligence…...
The pen of code and the ink of algorithms have found their master in the person of Jean-Pierre Jouannaud, a prominent figure in French computer science. His work, punctuated by a remarkable career, has left an indelible mark on the complex field of...
In the complex world of artificial intelligence, Paul Braffort stands out as an extraordinary polymath. Born on December 5, 1923, in Paris, Braffort has navigated mathematics, philosophy, computer science, music, literature, and poetry. His…...
From its humble beginnings in January 1906 under the name of "La Technique Sanitaire - Revue de l'Art de l'Ingénieur et de l'Hygiéniste Municipal", to its current incarnation as "Techniques Sciences Méthodes - génie urbain, génie rural", the......
In the exciting world of artificial intelligence, Donald Michie remains a figure, a visionary whose contributions have marked the evolution of this field since the 1950s. From Bletchley Park, where he deciphered enemy codes during World War II…...
Jean Piaget, Swiss biologist, psychologist, and epistemologist, remains an iconic figure whose intellectual legacy continues to shape our knowledge of human development. His work, rooted in genetic epistemology, has profoundly influenced psychology, pedagogy, and even artificial intelligence.…...
Louis Antoine Kriéger, a visionary engineer and distinguished entrepreneur, marked the beginning of the 20th century as a pioneer of the electric automobile industry. From the creation of his first electric car to his pioneering hybrid innovations, Kriéger's career…...
In the shadows of Parisian history lies François Latour, distinguished lawyer, intrepid economist, and visionary politician. Born in 1886, his legacy is marked by his writing as much as by his actions. Through his publications, including "The Greatest…...
Théodore du Moncel, electrical engineer and academic, devoted his life to the exploration of science, from archaeology to electricity. Among his many contributions, his book "The Telephone, the Microphone and the Phonograph" remains an essential reference in the popularization of...
At the 1889 World's Fair in Paris, one name shone amidst the innovations in electricity, telephony, telegraphy, and electric light: Louis Maiche. A native of Le Mans, Maiche was a man whose passion for…...
