Driss Sadoun

I transform scientific results into concrete societal innovations, facilitating their transition from research environments to real-world, accessible, and useful applications.

I support researchers and R&D teams in valorizing their software resources (algorithms, data, models, tools) by designing and developing simple, intuitive, and robust web applications and platforms. The goal is to make high-level scientific work visible, understandable, and usable, without compromising its rigor.

In this capacity, I collaborate with research staff and institutions, as well as industrial and socio-economic stakeholders, who wish to:

- Disseminate and share their software resources,

- Foster knowledge and technology transfer,

- Support scientific, educational, or applied uses,

- Maximize the societal impact of scientific work through digital technologies.

FAYOL Institute - Computer Science

I conducted a census of software resources (Databases, knowledge bases, libraries, source codes, dockers, AI models...) developed within research projects at IMT, in the field of AI. In addition to this census, I participated in the development of a platform (marketplace) enabling the online execution of the identified software resources.

I am an associate member of the Text, Informatics, Multilingualism Research Team (ERTIM is a research team of the National Institute of Oriental Languages and Civilizations (INALCO). It is affiliated with the Text, Informatics, Multilingualism department). I mainly focus on automatic language processing (TAL) and knowledge engineering issues, particularly the use of ontologies to support TAL.