In a rapidly evolving business landscape, companies are exposed to a wide range of risks, from market volatility to technological and environmental disruptions. To address this complexity, AI-driven tools are increasingly being adopted. A recent project supported by Innosuisse, carried out in collaboration with Basinghall Analytics, focused on advancing this approach.
Idiap’s scientific report is now available.
Several publications were recently presented at NeurIPS 2025, one of the premier annual conferences on AI and machine learning. They cover advances in face recognition, large language model (LLM) training, out-of-distribution detection, and bioacoustic analysis, reflecting the wide range of expertise at Idiap.
Idiap PhD graduate Anshul Gupta has received the 2025 PhD Thesis Distinction in Electrical Engineering (EDEE) from EPFL.
Idiap and EPFL have renewed their strategic alliance for the 2025–2028 period, further reinforcing a long-standing collaboration grounded in complementary expertise and shared objectives.
Idiap is delighted to welcome Elena V. Epure as a new Research Scientist beginning February 1st, 2026.
The Idiap Research Institute, in collaboration with the Universities of Lausanne and Neuchâtel, and cross-sectorial impact partners including the Initiative for Media Innovation (IMI), the public broadcaster RTS, Nagravision/Kudelski, and SICPA, have received support from the Hasler Foundation and the Mercator Foundation for an interdisciplinary project designed to reinforce the resilience of democracy in Switzerland as part of the "Digitalisation and Democracy" Program.
The Institute is delighted to welcome Janna Hastings as a new Senior Research Scientist, beginning January 1, 2026.
The Idiap Research Institute is collaborating on an ambitious multidisciplinary project that brings together biometrics, cultural history, and art history. The goal is to analyse and identify the faces depicted in 18th-century artworks, including a famous drawing by Jean-Étienne Liotard.
A joint research with the Jules Gonin Eye Hospital aims to develop a medical tool to evaluate patients suffering from uveitis, an eye condition that can cause severe visual impairment and potentially lead to blindness.
A Risk Assessment Model For A More Comprehensive Study Of Risk Factors
