Price
Free
Tell your research project in just 180 seconds: that’s the challenge IVADO and its Intersectoral Student Committee are putting to the student community! Inspired by Acfas’ My Thesis in 180 Seconds competition, this event offers participants a unique opportunity to develop their science communication skills, showcase their research, and share their passion with a broad audience.
For attendees, it is a unique opportunity to discover the richness, diversity, and impact of the research being conducted across the IVADO ecosystem. Expect an evening of rapid-fire presentations, innovative ideas, and projects that contribute to tackling tomorrow’s major AI challenges.
The event is fully bilingual to encourage participation from the entire IVADO student community.
Detailed Program
4:30–5:00 p.m.: Registration
5:00–5:10 p.m.: Welcome Remarks
5:10–6:00 p.m.: IVADO Alumni Roundtable (What Have They Been Up To?)
Moderator: Vanessa Alarie (IVADO)
Panelists: Chloé Bourquin (La Presse), Oumayma Gharbi (IVADO), Jérémie Tousignant (Ubisoft)
6:00–7:00 p.m.: Student Presentations
Moderator: Juliane C. Lelarge (La Presse)
- Liska Jakub (Postdoctoral Fellow – Engineering Physics, Polytechnique Montréal), Direction : Sean Molesky
Electromagnetic Neural-Inverse Design Guided by Performance Limits - Hamid Hasanzadeh (Ph.D. – Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, Laval University), Direction : Bobin Wang
From Human Choices to Smart Mobility Systems - Emma Tomiuk (Master’s – Computer Science, McGill), Direction : Golnoosh Farnadi, Armin Yazdani
Embedded Ethics: Training Our Future Ethical Computer Scientists - Shalom Chow Dze-Kum (AIMS Master’s, Mathematical and Data Science), IVADO intern under the supervision of Johanne Pelletier (University of Montreal
From Research to Impact: Predictive Soil Mapping for Smarter Agricultural Decisions - Manobendu Sarker (Postdoctoral Fellow – Electrical Engineering, Polytechnique Montréal), Direction : Gunes Karabulut Kurt, Wael Jaafar
Affordable Connectivity from the Skies - Birce Adsanver (Ph.D. – Operations and Logistics Management, HEC Montréal), Direction : Marie-Ève Rancourt, Valérie Bélanger
Dynamic Anticipatory Stock Repositioning Framework for Disaster Response - Mahmoud Belmeskine (Ph.D. – Management, McGill), Direction : Gumus Mehmet, Hariss Rim
Multi-Period Inventory Management with Size Substitution - Juan Sebastian Riveros Perez (Ph.D. – Operations and Logistics Management, HEC Montréal), Direction : Jean François Cordeau and Jorge Mendoza
Optimizing Municipal Waste Collection Routes - Meriem Mehri (Ph.D. – Mathematics and Industrial Engineering, Polytechnique Montréal), Direction : Fabiano Armellini
De l’intelligence artificielle à l’intelligence augmentée : repenser la collaboration humain-IA dans les écosystèmes d’innovation - Lovely Joseph (Master’s, ISTEAH, Management Science), IVADO intern under the supervision of Thierry Warin (HEC Montréal)
L’intelligence artificielle comme étant le centre négociation internationale - Emmanuelle Coutu-Nadeau (Master’s Degree – Psychology, Université de Montréal), Direction : Sarah Lippé
Regroupement comportemental et signatures EEG : caractérisation des profils neurodéveloppementaux par apprentissage automatique - Balkissa Toure (Master’s Degree – Business Intelligence, HEC Montréal), Direction : Joé T Martineau, Denis Larocque
L’équité dans les systèmes d’intelligence artificielle pour la prise de décision : atténuer les biais algorithmiques genrés et raciaux en apprentissage automatique - Camille Lessard (Ph.D. – Psychology, Université de Montréal), Direction : Marc-Antoine Gradito Dubord
Le sentiment de compétence à l’ère de l’intelligence artificielle générative : réussir ou progresser?
7:00–7:15 p.m.: Audience voting and jury deliberation
7:15–7:30 p.m.: Announcement of the Audience Choice Award and the Jury Prize
8:00 p.m.: End of the event
Organized by IVADO, in collaboration with the IVADO intersectoral student committee.
