Junior conference on Informatics: Theory and Applications (JITA)

JITA, the Junior conference on Informatics: Theory and Applications, is a multidisciplinary conference that allows Master's and PhD students in various fields of Theoretical and Applied Computer Science to present their research results. Take the opportunity to share your research with colleagues, all the while honing your presentation skills, receiving feedback, and broadening your knowledge of Computer Science. Any Masters or PhD Student is welcome to present either their current research or ongoing works with preliminary results. Furthermore, two inspiring keynote talks from leading researchers from academia and industry will offer valuable insights and help you build your professional network. So, if you are working on Algorithms and Complexity, Bioinformatics, Centralized and Distributed algorithms, Cryptography and Security, Quantum Computing, Graph theory, Human-Computer Interaction, Modeling and Simulation, Optimization, Virtual and Augmented Reality, Verification and Formal methods, join us at JITA! This event is co-organised by Université Paris-Saclay and Institut Polytechnique de Paris. More information about the keynotes and the talks: https://www.jita.universite-paris-saclay.fr/