The DataIA Institute at Viva Technology 2026

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The DataIA Institute at Viva Technology 2026

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The DataIA Institute will participate in the upcoming edition of Viva Technology at the Paris-Saclay University booth. DataIA will return from June 17 to 20, 2026, to showcase the breadth of its research and training ecosystem in AI and data science!
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From June 17 to 20, 2026, visit the DataIA Institute at Vivatech 2026, at booth 3H19 of the University of Paris-Saclay, at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles

Following its debut in 2025, the DataIA Institute is returning with the aim of strengthening the bridges between academic research, technological innovation, and the socio-economic world, and to highlight the richness of its ecosystem in artificial intelligence and data science.

On this occasion, several startups that are members of DataIA’s “Partnerships in AI” (PAI) Club will be present to showcase their innovations and discuss concrete AI applications with visitors.

🤝 The PAI Club brings together the DataIA Institute’s academic and industrial partners around a shared ambition: to foster collaboration between research and innovation, support the development of AI projects, and strengthen ties between the scientific community and economic stakeholders.

 

  • Wednesday, June 17 - SP3D

SP3D, a French high-tech company, develops AI-based solutions to support industrial digitalization and improve the efficiency of engineering processes.

 

  • Thursday, June 18 - Scienta Lab

Scienta Lab is developing EVA, a multimodal model dedicated to immunology and inflammation, to improve clinical trial success rates through artificial intelligence.

 

  • Saturday, June 20 - Learning Robots

Learning Robots offers an innovative educational approach to raising awareness and providing training in AI through educational robotics and progressive machine learning.

 

Viva Technology represents a unique opportunity to highlight collaborations between research, entrepreneurship, and innovation within the Paris-Saclay ecosystem. Throughout the event, teams from the DataIA Institute and its partners will be on hand to engage with visitors, present their projects, and share their vision for the applications of artificial intelligence.

📍 Join us from June 17 to 20, 2026, at booth 3H19 of the Paris-Saclay University at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles.

 

 

Programme :

 

Friday 19 June :

Talk : From Research to Market: Accelerating Europe’s AI Innovation

  • Frédéric Pascal (Director of the DataIA Institute)

  • Laurence Petit (Director for Innovation and EIC Board Member CEA)

  • Amanda Wolthuizen (Vice-President Strategy - Imperial College London)

This conversation explores how Europe can accelerate the journey from academic and research excellence to real-world impact, focusing on how leading universities and research institutions translate scientific breakthroughs into scalable innovation, with a particular emphasis on the role of innovation ecosystems and investment frameworks in bridging research and market deployment.

  • Friday 19 June at 2.35 pm - Sovereignty Arena

 

Round table on the role of AI clusters in the SNAI and the AI Factory

  • Friday 19 June at 3 pm - Inria's Booth

 

HABS on the Université Paris-Saclay's booth

  • Friday 19 June at 4 pm - Booth 3H19

Saturday 20 juin :

Talk : Preparing for the unknown: rethinking the university in the age of artificial intelligence

  • Frédéric Pascal (Director of the DataIA Institute)

Artificial intelligence is redefining the skills required and accelerating the evolution of professions. Against this backdrop, universities are being called upon to adapt their models to prepare graduates who are capable of adapting, learning continuously and navigating a changing labour market. This masterclass will explore practical ways to develop educational programmes: the growing importance of soft skills, the creation of new pathways, and stronger links with businesses. It will also highlight the persistent gaps between young people’s aspirations and market needs, as well as the pressures on certain professions where talent remains hard to find. A discussion to understand how higher education can better align its programmes with the realities and uncertainties of the professional world.

  • Saturday 20 June at 11 am - Black Stage

 

Panel "‘Towards a more inclusive tech sector: diversity and talent management driving innovation’"

  • Fatiha Sais (Université Paris-Saclay - DataIA)

  • Muriel Brunet (INRIA) 

  • Augustin Courtier (Latitudes)

  • Lead by Meryem Kafmener (Institut DataIA)

Saturday 20 June at 3 pm - Booth 2H62