Events

For a week in March, IRISA in Rennes hosted a hackathon bringing together around ten researchers, engineers and PhD students from France, South Africa and the United Kingdom. The event focused on two main areas: improving the DDF Pipeline radio astronomy imaging...

Ophélie Renaud, a postdoctoral researcher in high-performance computing, simulates the behavior of algorithms for the future SKAO giant telescope. Her objective? To anticipate the technical challenges associated with the explosion of astronomical data and optimise...

As radio astronomy enters the exascale era, the ECLAT laboratory is working on the workflows of tomorrow. Gathered in Meudon for a hackathon and technical workshop, researchers and industrial partners accelerated the development of a prototype "end-to-end" processing...

The 2025 edition of the ECLAT Technical Workshop and Hackathon brings together researchers, engineers, and partners to address the challenges of next-generation radio astronomy pipelines. Over five days, participants will discuss recent advances—from rapid prototyping...

Held from October 20 to 24, 2025 at the Observatoire de Paris-PSL, the first ECLAT GPU hackathon marked an important step towards meeting the challenge of the coming data deluge, by officially launching a new international initiative to accelerate data flows using GPU...

From 2 to 6 June 2025, the ECLAT laboratory brought its community together in a unique setting, the Kerazan manor in Loctudy, for an intense week of exchanges, innovation and collective reflection on one of the major challenges facing astronomy in the future: the...