Le comité formation réunit des représentantes et représentants académiques et pédagogiques des établissements partenaires de l'Université Paris-Saclay. Il définit les orientations stratégiques en matière de formation, soutient le développement des cursus en intelligence artificielle et favorise la diffusion des compétences dans ce domaine.

Pascal Massart

Pascal Massart is professor emeritus of mathematics at Paris-Saclay University and has served as director of the Jacques Hadamard Mathematical Foundation (FMJH) since 2019. A specialist in probability and statistics, his research focuses in particular on concentration inequalities, model selection, and statistical learning theory. The recipient of several scientific honors, including the CNRS Bronze Medal and the COPSS Prize, he contributes to the advancement of research and education in mathematics within the Paris-Saclay ecosystem.

Nicolas Vayatis

Nicolas Vayatis is a professor of mathematics at ENS Paris-Saclay and director of the Borelli Center (ENS Paris-Saclay/CNRS/Université Paris Cité). A specialist in machine learning and data science, his research focuses on predictive modeling, signal processing, and the analysis of complex data, with applications particularly in the fields of healthcare and industry. He also contributes to education in artificial intelligence, particularly within the Master’s program in Mathematics, Vision, and Learning (MVA).

Julien Sempéré

Julien Sempéré has served as Director General of Services (DGS) at Université Paris-Saclay since January 2025. A graduate of the École nationale des chartes and a librarian, he also holds a Ph.D. in history. After holding various positions at Paris-Descartes University, he joined Université Paris-Saclay, where he notably headed the Department of Libraries, Information, and Open Science (DiBISO) before being appointed Deputy Director General of Services in 2023.

Fatiha Saïs

Fatiha Saïs is a professor at Paris-Saclay University and a researcher at the Interdisciplinary Laboratory for Digital Sciences (LISN), where she leads the LaHDAK team. Her research focuses on data integration and fusion, knowledge graphs, and artificial intelligence. She also serves as co-director of the Computer Science track at the master’s level and the Data Science program, and joined the DataIA Institute in September 2026 as associate director of education.

Nicolas Sabouret

Nicolas Sabouret is a professor of computer science at Paris-Saclay University and is involved in the institution’s science outreach initiatives. As a researcher at the Interdisciplinary Laboratory for Digital Sciences (LISN—Paris-Saclay University/CNRS/CentraleSupélec/Inria), his work focuses on artificial intelligence, multi-agent systems, and human-machine interactions.

Sandrine Ongeri

Sandrine Ongeri is Executive Vice President for Doctoral Studies, a professor at Paris-Saclay University, director of the doctoral school “Therapeutic Innovation: From Basic to Applied Research,” and a researcher at the Biomolecules: Design, Isolation, Synthesis (BioCIS) laboratory (Paris-Saclay University/CNRS).

Stéphane Nonnenmacher

Stéphane Nonnenmacher is a professor of mathematics at Paris-Saclay University and has served as director of the Graduate School of Mathematics since September 2024. A member of the Orsay Mathematics Laboratory (LMO – CNRS/Paris-Saclay University), his research focuses primarily on spectral analysis, dynamical systems, and quantum chaos, at the intersection of mathematics and theoretical physics. He also served as director of the Hadamard Doctoral School of Mathematics (EDMH).

Cédric Mercier

Cédric Mercier is deputy director of the Department of Libraries, Information, and Open Science (DiBISO) at Paris-Saclay University, where he heads the Digital, Research, and Open Science Division. As a library curator, he also serves as the university’s administrator of data, algorithms, and source code. His responsibilities include promoting open science practices, managing and leveraging research data, and ensuring the openness of software and scientific outputs.

Claire Lartigue

Claire Lartigue, vice president of the Committee on Education and University Life, is a professor at the IUT in Cachan and a researcher at the University Laboratory for Automated Production (ENS Paris-Saclay/Université Paris-Saclay).

Meryem Kafnemer

Meryem Kafnemer holds a Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics from the Institut Polytechnique de Paris. As the director of continuing education at the Institut DataIA Paris-Saclay, she helps companies and public institutions develop their AI skills by designing training programs tailored to their needs. She also serves as the academic director of the Specialized Master’s® in Trusted AI at CentraleSupélec Exed.

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