INSTITUT TÉLÉCOM Télécom ParisTech (former Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Télécommunications) is a member in CALLAS.
It is one of France's leading graduate engineering schools and is considered the best school in the field of Communication and Information Technologies. The school was founded more than a hundred years ago and is classed among the Grandes Ecoles d'Ingénieurs. It hosts a student body of more than 1200 students (including 750 in the three year diploma program, 100 in one of the master's level programs, and 300 Ph.D. students).
LTCI (Laboratoire de Traitement et Communication de l’Information) is a Joint Research Unit (JRU) between CNRS and INSTITUT TÉLÉCOM  Télécom ParisTech (UMR 5141). It hosts all the research efforts of Télécom ParisTech (a faculty of about 150 full-time staff (full professors, associate and assistant professors), 30 full time researchers from CNRS and 300 Ph.D students). Its disciplines include all the sciences and techniques that fall within the term "Information and Communications": Computer Science Networks, Communications, Electronics, Signal and Image Processing, as well as the study of economic and social aspects associated with modern technology. See research report 2005-2009.
Contact: Catherine Pelachaud
Website: www.telecom-paristech.fr
It is one of France's leading graduate engineering schools and is considered the best school in the field of Communication and Information Technologies. The school was founded more than a hundred years ago and is classed among the Grandes Ecoles d'Ingénieurs. It hosts a student body of more than 1200 students (including 750 in the three year diploma program, 100 in one of the master's level programs, and 300 Ph.D. students).
LTCI (Laboratoire de Traitement et Communication de l’Information) is a Joint Research Unit (JRU) between CNRS and INSTITUT TÉLÉCOM  Télécom ParisTech (UMR 5141). It hosts all the research efforts of Télécom ParisTech (a faculty of about 150 full-time staff (full professors, associate and assistant professors), 30 full time researchers from CNRS and 300 Ph.D students). Its disciplines include all the sciences and techniques that fall within the term "Information and Communications": Computer Science Networks, Communications, Electronics, Signal and Image Processing, as well as the study of economic and social aspects associated with modern technology. See research report 2005-2009.
Contact: Catherine Pelachaud
Website: www.telecom-paristech.fr