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Duck: A Customized LSP for Berger-Levrault. Because, why not ?

Introduction The Language Server Protocol (LSP) is a standard that defines how code editors communicate with language-specific servers to provide advanced development features such as autocompletion, go-to-definition, find references, and diagnostics (errors and warnings). Before LSP, each editor had to implement its own support for every programming language, leading to duplicated effort and inconsistent feature quality across tools. LSP addresses this by decoupling the editor experience from language-specific logic. Instead

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Lauréats des prix Science Ouverte Thèse

Benoit receives the Prix Science Ouverte 2024: Recognition of excellence and openness in Research at Berger-Levrault

In a world where science plays a crucial role in meeting economic, environmental and societal challenges, the notion of openness in research is taking on strategic importance. Organised by the Committee for Open Science (CoSO) and supported by the French Ministry of Higher Education and Research, the Open Science Awards embody this commitment by recognising

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Nicolas Ringuet Ph.D. thesis defense: “Modeling, Exploration, and Explainable Co-construction of Lifelong Pathways”

Thuesday 5th of November at 14h a.m. Paris time, Nicolas Ringet, Ph.D. Candidate has defended his thesis named “Modeling, Exploration, and Explainable Co-construction of Lifelong Pathways”. His thesis defense took place at the IUT in Blois, France. Take a look at the summary below : Summary This thesis explores the mechanisms of personalized support systems,

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Seventeen multicoloured post-it notes are roughly positioned in a square shape on a white board. Each one of them has a hand drawn sketch in pen on them, answering the prompt on one of the post-it notes "AI is...." The sketches are all very different, some are patterns representing data, some are cartoons, some show drawings of things like data centres, or stick figure drawings of the people involved.

8 Essential Guidelines for Creating a Successful Human-AI Experience

In today’s world, whether we are interacting with AI systems for the first time or the hundredth, these tools are designed to provide us with a smooth and effortless user experience. The goal is for users to naturally understand and navigate the tool with ease. This means users must identify what AI can and cannot

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TriPad: Touch Input in Augmented Reality on Ordinary Surfaces with Hand Tracking Only

What is Augmented Reality? Augmented Reality (AR) is the superimposition of digital information within the user’s environment in real time. In AR, users experience their real-world environment with digital elements like images, sounds, or other data overlaid on top of it. Augmented Reality finds applications across diverse fields including education, healthcare, maintenance, entertainment, etc… To

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Camille Gosset Ph.D. thesis defense: “Methods and Models for the Automated Construction of Knowledge Graphs in the Legal Domain: Application to the Legal and Legal-Practical Resources of Local and Regional Authorities”

Thursday 26th of September at 10h a.m. Paris time, Camille Gosset, Ph.D. Candidate has defended her thesis named “Methods and Models for the Automated Construction of Knowledge Graphs in the Legal Domain: Application to the Legal and Legal-Practical Resources of Local and Regional Authorities”. Her thesis defense took place at the LIRM (Laboratory of Computer

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CI/CD pipelines: good software development practice, but green?

Software development increasingly relies on continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD) processes. At Berger-Levrault, dozens of software applications, comprising thousands of lines of code, are developing. In the context of climate change, it is becoming essential to understand and reduce the energy consumption of these processes. When discussing the energy consumption of applications, the focus is

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Model-Based Analysis and Comprehensive BRMS Migration: IBM ODM to Drools Case Study

Introduction This study outlines the process for migrating a project from IBM Operational Decision Manager (ODM) to Drools, offering a comprehensive guide for a seamless transition. Both ODM and Drools are Business Rule Management Systems (BRMS) that automate and manage business rules and decision-making logic within applications. A BRMS helps define, deploy, execute, monitor, and

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webinar IA CMMS

Webinar IA x Maintenance: Explore the benefits of AI applied to CMMS!

Discover our new Webinar: Explore the benefits of AI applied to CMMS! On Thursday, September 19 – 10:30 am to 11:30 Christophe Bortolaso, Applied Research Manager de l’équipe BL Research (DRIT) and his colleague Laurent Truscello, Product & Innovations Manager (CARL Berger-Levrault), invites you to take part in the Webinar “Explore the benefits of artificial

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A New Milestone in Building a European AI Ecosystem for Industry

Last Friday marked a significant step forward for the European ecosystem of artificial intelligence applied to industry. After more than a year of close collaboration, the report resulting from the Franco-German dialogue on industrial AI was officially presented to French and German authorities during a dedicated forum held at the Ministry of Economy. This initiative,

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Camille Dupré Ph.D. thesis defense: “Pad-based Interaction in Mixed Reality environments”

Thursday 18th December at 2p.m. Paris time, Camille Dupré, Ph.D. Candidate has defended her thesis named “Pad-based Interaction in Mixed Reality environments”. Her thesis defense took place at the LISN, in Gif-sur-Yvette (660 Av. des Sciences Bâtiment, 91190), France. Take a look at the summary below. Summary Mixed Reality (MR) environments integrate virtual elements into

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Nihed Bendahman Ph.D. thesis defense: “Evaluation and mitigation of hallucinations in automatic summarization in the specific context of legal documents”

Monday 15th December at 2p.m. Paris time, Nihed Bendahman, Ph.D. Candidate has defended her thesis named “Evaluation and mitigation of hallucinations in automatic summarization in the specific context of legal documents”. Her thesis defense took place at the IRIT Research Laboratory, in Toulouse, France. Take a look at the summary below. Summary Legal monitoring is a

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Berger-Levrault strengthens its ties with AI startups!

We are proud to announce that we have joined Hub France IA, the largest association dedicated to artificial intelligence in France. This network now brings together more than 250 members—companies, startups, research laboratories, and institutions—who share the same goal: to accelerate the development and adoption of AI in France and Europe. Getting closer to the

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Celebrating New PhDs from the BL.Research Team!

At Berger-Levrault, research is more than a mission—it’s a shared adventure. As the new academic year begins, we are proud to celebrate the success of four of our colleagues from the BL.Research team, who have reached a major milestone in their scientific journeys: the defense of their doctoral theses. These achievements are the result of

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Hamza Safri Ph.D. thesis defense: “Federated learning for the IoT : Application for Industry 4.0”

Thuesday 24th June at 3pm Paris time, Hamza Safri, Ph.D. Candidate has defended his thesis named “Federated learning for the IoT: Application for Industry 4.0”. His thesis defense took place at the Inria Minatec Grenoble, Grenoble, France. Take a look at the summary below. Keywords: Model generalization, predictive maintenance, industrial IoT, federated learning, edge network,

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