Our areas
of expertise

Carnot Télécom et Société Numérique researchers are involved in a wide range of fields. Their multidisciplinary and complementary skills enable them to cover the entire spectrum of innovation.

In collaboration with our partners, they develop innovative solutions to meet the challenges facing businesses. And the application sectors are many: industry, healthcare, transport, telecoms...

Our researchers contribute to meeting the major economic, social and environmental challenges of digital transformation. And they do so by mobilizing a wide range of expertise, from the industry of the future to smart cities, from the Internet of Things to cybersecurity.

Discover our 8 areas of scientific and technical expertise below.

The Hadaptic Evident platform: an experimentation platform at the heart of digital health

At the crossroads of digital technologies, healthcare and applications, the Hadaptic Evident platform at Télécom SudParis, a component school of the Carnot TSN institute, is a unique experimentation and co-innovation facility. Awarded the label of the Carnot institute Télécom & Société numérique, it is a concrete illustration of the ability of academic research to respond to the major societal challenges linked to autonomy, ageing and well-being.
May 5, 2026/by India Senouci

[BELLE HISTOIRE] Using graphs and deep learning to make recruiters' lives easier

As part of a CIFRE thesis involving the Easy Partner recruitment agency, the SAMOVAR laboratory at Télécom SudParis, a component school of the TSN Carnot institute, and Efrei, Éric Behar has developed a tool to help recruiters. Thanks to a graphical representation and a deep learning model, his recommendation system can identify relevant candidates for a job offer and, conversely, offers corresponding to a candidate.
April 28, 2026/by India Senouci

The Carnot TSN Institute at the heart of industrial innovation at Global Industrie 2026

At Global Industrie 2026, the Carnot TSN institute reaffirmed its commitment to industrial innovation, alongside three other institutes on the Carnot Network stand. For four days, this collective stand supported by the Carnot Network was a real meeting point for industrialists looking for concrete solutions.
April 27, 2026/by India Senouci

[BELLE HISTOIRE] Using AI to help detect breast cancer

Tomosynthesis of the breast, or 3D mammography, aims to improve early diagnosis of breast cancer, using more precise 3D images that may, however, be subject to degradation due to the constraints associated with the examination. Arnaud Quillent has set out to overcome these limitations using deep learning, as part of a CIFRE thesis involving GE HealthCare and LTCI, a laboratory at Télécom Paris, part of the Carnot TSN institute.
March 9, 2026/by India Senouci

[BELLE HISTOIRE] LaserSurf: spotlight on laser surface functionalization

The LaserSurf joint laboratory has been uniting IREPA LASER and the ICube laboratory, part of the Carnot TSN institute, since 2023. The two partners intend to extend their work on the functionalization of surfaces by laser, and successfully scale up their innovative processes to industrial scale.
February 10, 2026/by India Senouci

Vœux 2026: Carnot, a collective momentum

Following announcements by Philippe Baptiste, Minister of Higher Education, Research and Space, on Wednesday January 21, 2026, the Carnot call for applications, currently online on the ANR website, will be modified and the submission of proposals temporarily suspended. Against this backdrop of profound transformation in partnership research, the Carnot Network asked Alexandre Bounouh, President of the Carnot Network, about the issues, challenges and prospects ahead for the network and its institutes, including the Carnot TSN institute.
January 27, 2026/by India Senouci

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