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France 2030 Agreement
Project to fundamentally redefine digital tools for collaboration
The eNSEMBLE project (The Future of Digital Collaboration) aims to fundamentally redefine digital tools for collaboration. These challenges require:
- Design collaborative environments and innovative conceptual models;
- Combining human and artificial intelligence in collaborative settings;
- Enable seamless collaborative experiences that promote interoperability;
- Support the creation of healthy and sustainable communities;
- Specify socio-technical standards within legal and regulatory frameworks.
This PEPR is led by two universities—Université Grenoble Alpes , and the University of Paris-Saclay—and two research organizations—the CNRS and Inria. CERAG is home to two principal investigators leading two projects: Agnès Helme-Guizon (Collaboration with Intelligent Systems) and Anne Bartel-Radic (Large-Scale Collaboration).
(Co-)Project Lead for the Matching Project
Agnès Helme-Guizon (UGA - CERAG)
Anne-Gwenn BOSSER (INP Bretagne)
Gilles COPPIN (IMT-Atlantique)
Catherine PELACHAUD (CNRS)
(Co)Project Leader for the Congrats Project
Anne BARTEL-RADIC (Sciences Po Grenoble-UGA | CERAG)
Nicolas JULLIEN (IMT Atlantique)
Aurélien TABARD (University of Lyon 1)
Key Institutions Involved
UGA
Paris Saclay University
INRIA
CNRS
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