Meet our Researchers: Mira Rizkallah and Vincent Lostanlen
Meet the people behind the research at Centrale Nantes in our series of video interviews. Two for the price of one in our sixth edition where we meet Mira Rizkallah and Vincent Lostanlen - new recruits in 2020 to the SIMS research group in the LS2N Laboratory.
on November 18, 2021
Two for the price of one in our sixth edition! This month we meet Mira Rizkallah and Vincent Lostanlen - young researchers who both joined the SIMS research group in the LS2N Laboratory in 2020.
Hailing from Lebanon, Mira came to Centrale Nantes for the thriving teaching environment and to pursue her research alongside top-notch researchers in signal processing and machine learning applied to biomedical engineering. After a post doc at Cornell University and as a visiting scholar at NYU, Vincent is developing his research notably in eco-acoustics and acoustic sensors at Centrale Nantes.
Find out about their respective backgrounds, what brought them to Centrale Nantes and their research interests.
Hailing from Lebanon, Mira came to Centrale Nantes for the thriving teaching environment and to pursue her research alongside top-notch researchers in signal processing and machine learning applied to biomedical engineering. After a post doc at Cornell University and as a visiting scholar at NYU, Vincent is developing his research notably in eco-acoustics and acoustic sensors at Centrale Nantes.
Find out about their respective backgrounds, what brought them to Centrale Nantes and their research interests.
Meet our Researchers series
Meet the people behind the research at Centrale Nantes in our new series of video interviews. From international experts to new recruits, meet our researchers at all career stages contributing to the advancement of research in our region, nationally & internationally.
In roughly five minutes you can find out about their background, the projects they are working on at Centrale Nantes and with whom, the facilities they use and future prospects for their research work.
Stay tuned for more videos to come each month!
Missed the earlier videos in the series? Visit the Centrale Nantes Research Channel on Youtube.
