Semester by research

The “semester by research” option offers a unique opportunity to experience research at CentraleSupélec, with world-renowned researchers in state-of-the-art laboratories. Two thirds of the semester hours will be devoted to research work, while the remaining third will consist in courses related to the research project.

Various research topics are available on our 3 campuses. The research subject will be defined in collaboration with the research supervisor, based on the student’s interest and the ongoing research conducted at the laboratory. Students will be advised and guided by their supervisors regarding the courses they should select from either the Engineering Challenge term program or the Academic term program.

In addition, students must take a French course.

The semester by research is credited with 30 ECTS (European Credit Transfer System), about two thirds of which concern their research work and the remaining third their coursework.

Research topics

Reasearch in Artificial Intelligence can include Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Emotion Analysis, Audio, Image and Text Analysis and Synthesis. It can also focus on the use of AI for healthcare.

 

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Research in Information Technology can include the following fields: Data Mining, Data Analysis (Statistics, Data Science), Big Data, but also telecommunications-oriented research, such as Embedded hardware security for IoT; Intelligence for eco-flexible telecommunications systems; Highly energy-efficient communications.

 

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Research can cover Smart Grids, Smart Buildings, Learning Control, Predictive Control, Energy Management Systems.

 

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On-going research in Photonics includes Non-linear photonics; Non-linear laser dynamics; Optical information: guiding and storage or communication and computing; Slow light; Unconventional laser beam propagation.

 

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