JFLI
Japanese-French Laboratory for Informatics
Date of creation: 2012
CNRS Institute: CNRS Informatics
French director: Philippe CODOGNET
Japanese partners: The University of Tokyo, Keio University, National Institute of Informatics
Japanese co-director: Kae NEMOTO
Staff: 6 French researchers (4 senior researchers, 1 PhD and 1 post-doc fellows); half a dozen Japanese researchers at each Japanese partner institution
Website: https://jfli.cnrs.fr/
Damian MARKHAM presenting Quantum Networks at JFLI seminar
OVERVIEW
The Japanese-French Laboratory for Informatics was created on January 1st, 2009 as an International Research Project (IRP). It became an International Research Laboratory (IRL) on January 1st, 2012.
As science evolves and research domains become more mature and impactful, JFLI has defined a new scientific program from 2021 onwards that evolves from the original five topics which have formed the scientific program of JFLI since its creation. The current four topics developed at JFLI are :
• Artificial Intelligence;
• Quantum Computing;
• Networks and Cybersecurity;
• Foundations of informatics.
RESEARCH TOPICS
- Quantum computing
- Quantum communication and networks
- Artificial intelligence
- Internet of Things
- Cybersecurity
- Validation and formal methods
- Knowledge representation and optimization methods
- New generation networks
- Foundation of Informatics
- Theoretical computer science
PARTNERING INSTITUTIONS AND LABORATORIES
IN FRANCE
- CNRS Informatics
- Sorbonne Université
IN JAPAN
- The University of Tokyo
- Keio University
- National Institute of Informatics (NII)