Olivier Dehaese has been elected municipal councillor of Acigné since 2008, and has held the position of mayor there since 2014. This is his second term as mayor and vice-president of Rennes Métropole. After a first mandate in charge of waste and energy, he is now responsible for climate and …
Within the AQMO project, our partner IDRIS is represented by Sylvie Thérond and Philippe Collinet.
CTO of UCit, Benjamin Depardon has a dual background of engineer and IT researcher: first an engineer at Lyon INSA, he obtained his Master and then Doctorate from the Lyon’s Ecole Normale Supérieure in the domain of HPC (High Performance Computing) and management of distributed heterogenous computational environments such as …
CEO of Ryax Technologies, Andry Razafinjatovo is an engineer and alumni of HEC business school. He first started his career in the High Performance computing field as an architect and R&D team leader. He then cofounded Ryax Technologies with two of his partners, Yiannis Georgiou (CTO) and David Glesser (CPO), …
AQMO is proud to have been chosen by ETP4HPC as an example of CEF-funded projects and highlighted as such in the latest edition of their annual report.
Co-Founder and CEO of AmpliSIM, Olivier Oldrini is an innovation and environmental science enthusiast. Engineer by training and particularly interested in small-scale weather modeling and air quality, he co-founded AmpliSIM with Sylvie Perdriel in order to democratize the use of simulation.
Within the AQMO project, our partner Air Breizh is represented by Manuel Chevé. First having worked for about fifteen years in an IT services company, he is now responsible for all IT and digital aspects at Air Breizh – the association in charge of air quality monitoring in region Brittany, …
Within the AQMO project, our partner Keolis Rennes is represented by Jérôme Champenois. Chief Information Officer (CIO) and Head of Innovation at Keolis Rennes, he first started his computer engineer career with project management, then with that of the Information Systems Division, and is now in charge of Innovation since …
AQMO was present at Supercomputing thanks to our partners UCit and IDRIS (CNRS). Supercomputing is the main conference dedicated to HPC. The 2019 edition was held on 17-22 November in Denver, USA.
The AQMO project was an exhibitor at the 2019 edition of the Digital Transport Days held on 07-09 October in Helsinki, Finland.