The prefiguration report of the “Health Data Hub” was transmitted to the Minister of Solidarities and Health, Agnès BUZYN, and the Secretary of State for Digital, Mounir MAHJOUBI.
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29 March 2018
A conference was held on Thursday, 29 March, following the release of the Villani report on artificial intelligence. Many topics were discussed organized around the three main themes of research and training, societal impacts, and economic policies. Questions like: Can AI enter the University? Can AI replace our jobs? At what stage of AI evolution are we today? How can we organize research and training to better develop AI knowledge in France and Europe? Can we trust algorithms? And more
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23 March 2018
Access from the United States and Canada to INSEE Data Coming Soon
The request to be able to work on French data from the United States and Canada has continually increased. INSEE, in its desire to support research, has just decided to allow access to its data via CASD SD-Boxes provided to North America.
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20 January 2018
USA to create a national secure access service
The report given to Congress calls for an extensive opening of administrative data for public statistics and research along with the creation of a national secure access service that will handle matching.
Recommendations include the removal of legal and regulatory barriers, the importance of transparency to the public with respect to data mobilization, implementing security, and the work done with these data.
Stressing the need to take into account technological innovation in terms of secure access, the commission in charge of the report was particularly interested in the CASD system.
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21 December 2017
In order to comply to the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR EU-2016/679), a new draft of the law relating to computers, files and civil was published on 13 December 2017 and is currently under review by the French Parliamant.
What consequences will this new bill have on data access for scientific research ?
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21 November 2017
Le Fonds Unique Interministériel (FUI) finance les projets de R&D collaboratifs des pôles de compétitivité. Le fonds a vocation à soutenir des projets de recherche appliquée portant sur le développement de produits ou services technologiquement innovants susceptibles d’être mis sur le marché à court ou moyen terme.
Les projets candidats sont retenus à l’issue d’appels à projets (deux par an). Pour être jugés recevables, Ces derniers doivent nécessairement remplir l’ensemble des critères suivants : être des projets de R&D collaboratifs, labellisés par un pôle de compétitivité, impliquant au moins deux entreprises et un laboratoire ou centre de recherche.
