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INFORMATION GUIDE & PROGRAMMESUMMER SCHOOL 2018DIGITAL CITIESPredictive analytics, big data, mobility and open platforms for an efficient and participative city

July 1st - 14th CLC - EIT Digital Rennes

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INDEXSummer School Organizing Institutions 03Special Thanks 04Introduction 05Guidelines on Methods & Objectives 10Guidelines to Students Evaluation 15 Evaluation Criteria 17Summer School Programme 20 Schematic Presentations of the Programme 28 Week 1 29 Week 2 30Contributors 31Practical Information 44Travel, Accommodation, Meals, Local Transport & Contact Information 48 Map of the University of Rennes 1, Beaulieu Campus 52Social Events & Weekend Programmes 56Culture & Leisure 61Participating Students 64Important Information Useful Links & Contacts 67 Emergency Numbers 70

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Summer School Organizing InstitutionsThe summer school “Predictive Analytics” is organized by the Action Line for Digital Cities with the support of the following partners:

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A special thanks to:

Bruno Bureau and the security Service of Beaulieu campus, Mahmoud Elzorkany, Norbert Friant, Olivia Fuchs, Luis Gasco, Stéphane Gervais, Gert Guri, Maxim Ivanisov, Catherine Jacques-Orban, Isabelle Jacob, Erik Jansen, Bruno Le Dantec, Jacques Mangematin, Sebastian Meyer, François Morin, Marja Mustonen, Julie Newton, Béranger Nguyen Nhon, Karine Oost, Ous Ouzzani, Frédéric Renouard, Samuel Rouvrais and the team of the imprimerie Rennes1, Galena Pisoni, Sylvie Sachet, Maxime Sachy, Catherine Toupé, the Crous, Fondation Rennes 1, the DIR OUEST, IRISA, ISTIC, Rennes Métropole, UBL, to all the speakers who accepted to participate in this adventure and to all the people who helped us to realize this event.

Thank you!

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We are delighted with your participation in the EIT Digital Summer School in Rennes. This is a unique opportunity to meet high-level key speakers, industry representatives, and students coming from a variety of backgrounds in a lively context. During these two weeks, you will delve into the elaboration of an innovative project on the theme of Predictive Analytics for digital cities in a concrete and collective manner.

INTRODUCTION

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This Guide will help you through the summer school period in both content and logistics-related issues.

Link to the shared folder ↗ goo.gl/Q9AHjS

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KEY DATES AND LOCATION

The Summer School “Digital Cities” will be held from Sunday July 1st to Friday July 13th at the Co-Location Centre (CLC) of EIT Digital in Rennes at the University of Rennes 1, Beaulieu campus, France.

Sunday July 1st

Registration & 1st Meeting at CROUS upon your arrival. Résidence Beaulieu Bâtiment D31, Avenue Professeur Charles Foulon35700 Rennes↗ VIEW IN GOOGLE MAPS

Welcome dinner at the Co-Location Centre PNRB at 20:00.↗ VIEW IN GOOGLE MAPS

Daily learning and training at the University Rennes 1, Beaulieu CampusAccommodation: CROUS - 31 Av. du Prof. Foulon 35700 Rennes

THE ORGANISING TEAM

Stéphane Péan Action Line Leader Digital CitiesAlvaro Pina-Stranger Co-Location Centre ManagerDidier Certain Program OfficerMaria Moosdorf Project AssistantCaroline Tanguy CLC animation and events assistantStéphanie Gauvain Project OfficerMartine Lemercier CLC AssistantTaous Baikeche Logistic Assistant

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DIGITAL CITIES The Summer School is a part of the Innovation and Entrepreneurship (I&E) education component of EIT Digital. The principal objective is to teach you how to transform knowledge into innovative business ideas, and how to turn these ideas into concrete business proposals. The Summer School is intended for students between the first and second year of the Master Programme

The digital transformation of cities takes place through centralised, participative and collaborative interactions among city actors: government, city service providers, industry, and citizens. Mobility, information and security are the anchor points for the innovations supported by the EIT Digital Action Line on Digital Cities. A multidisciplinary approach including service design, urbanism, and social sciences is used to provide an accurate understanding of the concrete problems cities are facing, and the means to overcome them through the development of sustainable business models.

Mature technologies will be summoned in products or services allowing a quick deployment on the market and addressing today’s cities’ problems and challenges. Cities will provide criteria and foster iterative improvement of user experience. In order to be able to gain commercial positions quickly, these products or services need to be ready for the market, albeit as beta versions.

PREDICTIVE ANALYTICS FOR DIGITAL CITIESPredictive Analytics play a role in cities on several important domains: citizens’ participation, contamination prevention, risk management, public and private transportation management, etc. Predictive analytics offer concrete tools for transforming field data into strategic and operational actions. Thanks to new business models, and inserted in sustainable economic frames, these can be a source of true value for individuals, groups, and institutions.

GENERAL OVERVIEW

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OVERALL APROACH

During these two weeks you will work in teams on concrete projects. A significant part of the programme will be dedicated to team building, enhancing entrepreneurial spirit, setting business and start-up finance basis, and pitch coaching.

The first week will introduce the topic of Digital Cities through several business cases; you will explore the market and user profiles, as well as product and service concepts, and the whole will be complemented with company visits.

The second week will focus on drafting your business project proposals and preparing pitch presentations. Throughout this week, you will address the technical and technological aspects, perform market studies and competitor analysis, and explore the social and usability aspects of the proposed business projects. The latter has to be an ICT product or service, related to one of the use cases.

Each team will present its project to the evaluation panel, which will select a winning team in regard of the quality of the proposals and their pitch presentations.

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Guidelines on Methods & Objectives

Students will work together on a business development process related to a socially relevant thematic area. Additional objectives include: fostering a community of students coming from different universities; and creating interaction between them and other companies and start-ups.

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Guidelines on Methods & ObjectivesStudents will work together on a business development process related to a socially relevant theme. Additional objectives include: fostering a community of students coming from different universities; and creating interaction between them and other companies and start-ups.

LEARNING METHODS

Topics will be introduced through lectures, business cases presentations, tutorials and workshops. Enhancing entrepreneurial skills and specific business capacities from idea to a clear business proposition remains the key objective of the Summer School. All I&E assignments will be completed through teamwork, under the guidance of experienced business coaches, mentors and lecturers. In addition, guest start-up leaders will share their experience with students.Learning will prioritize hands-on assignments with focus on: business project work, team building, (personal) networking, cultural exchange, interactions between ethics and society, and global societal and business trends.

The practical approach will ensure:

• A balanced combination of theory and practice

• Horizontal & vertical approaches;

• A combination of lectures, tutorials, mentoring, visits, and teamwork

• A preparation for speaking in public and for project presentation

• Social events to identify project ideas.

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Business casesThe cases provided during the Summer School are provided by the CLC local and European ecosystem. Cases will be assigned on the first day of the Summer School. Five generic business cases will be proposed to participants. (See the business cases booklet.)

Team workThe project work will be done in groups of 5-6 students Teamwork is an essential part of the learning process as it gives students the opportunity to work within culturally diverse groups and to practice peer-to-peer learning.

Since the Summer School has also invited external (non-EIT) Master and PhD students to participate, special attention will be given to the leveraging of diversities: i.e. teams mixing EIT with non-EIT students, and maximizing cultural differences within teams while keeping an even gender balance. Master students from non-EIT Masters may have more specific domain knowledge but in general they may not have the required business background and training.

EIT Masters and non-EIT Masters students will be mixed within the groups so that each group has enough I&E and technical expertise on board. A tailored approach will be implemented by a specialized trainer to ensure a process of team-building where interests and competences of the students are harmonized with a balanced composition of the team membership.

Working places for groups will be assigned by the organising team

ECTSThe I&E Summer School is worth 4 ECTS (112 hours) aiming to rehearse – through a hands-on approach - the knowledge received in I&E courses (Basics and Business Development Lab – BDLab), which provide students with an introduction to entrepreneurial thinking and behaviour, proactive spirit of innovation, business processes, high-tech ventures marketing, business model generation techniques and start-up finance.

The principal objectives are:

• to demonstrate the importance of predictive analytics applications in Digital Cities;

• to point out the market needs and business opportunities in the area;

• to teach students how to transform the gained knowledge into innovative business ideas;

• to mentor teams on how to turn these ideas into concrete business proposals;

• to coach students on how to present their pitches to investment companies.

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Follow-up opportunities for the selected project:

The team presenting the best project proposal will benefit from:

• Communication on each of the wining team students on the EIT Digital website;

• Invitation of one team member to the next EIT Digital Master School kick-off;

• Project development support plan during their study visit to discuss case-by-case based on specific project needs (coaching/mentoring and support from EIT Digital BDA);

• Depending on conditions of the Exit-year University, EIT Digital Master School students may be offered further support;

• The opportunity to do their Exit year I&E Study course as a follow-up of their Summer School project (subject to conditions).

Social Activities Social and team aspects are considered crucial for the successful completion of the summer school. The programme includes time for entertainment, relaxation, and cultural visits. It is recommended that students restrict alcohol consumption and respect the time-table of organized social activities.

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Guidelines to Students Evaluation Criteria

Online starter kit (pre-assignment)

Prior to attending the Summer School, every student is asked to take an online I&E Starter Kit whose aim is to refresh students’ knowledge or offer a learning opportunity (for non-EIT students) on I&E concepts: these are pre-packed sessions on 7 modules divided into 5 mandatory and 2 optional modules.

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Guidelines to Students EvaluationOnline starter kit (pre-assignment)

Prior to attending the Summer School, every student is asked to take an online I&E Starter Kit that aims at refreshing student’s knowledge or offering a learning opportunity (for non-EIT students) on I&E concepts: these are pre-packed sessions on 7 modules divided into 5 mandatory and 2 optional modules.

MANDATORY MODULES

Approx. 8 hours of student work

• Introduction to assessing the impact of ICT technology (theory and models) • Business Modelling / Business Model Canvas (process of Business Model Generation, building

blocks of the BMC) • Entrepreneurial Finance (Introduction, cash flow statement, balance sheet) • Marketing in Technology Ventures (Introduction to customer-oriented marketing thinking &

doing, creating, communicating & delivering customer value) • Introduction to pitching (with examples)

The score of each student will be communicated to the Summer School local I&E coordinator before the beginning of the Summer School.

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BUSINESS CASES TEAM WORK

As previously mentioned, the Summer School consists of lectures for academics and practitioners, but also of a project-based task.

During this two-week event, students will work in a competitive environment, setting on a project with 4-5 other students. Business cases will cover applications in mobility and be about the smart use of information and data in an urban environment. The cases have been provided by national and international entrepreneurs facing problems in developing their activities.

Students will have the opportunity to meet those entrepreneurs in order to better understand and figure out their needs. The emphasis of teamwork relies on developing a solution to solve an initial problem, providing expected or new services, and developing an associated marketing strategy and business plan.

The results of the project will be presented on the last day and will be graded by a business panel. Students will present their projects in a pitch session.

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Evaluation Criteria

EVALUATION OF EIT DIGITAL STUDENTS

Since for the EIT Digital Master School students, the I&E summer school course is a regular course, it will be graded. The student projects are graded on two aspects (50% of the score each):

• The business proposal as presented in front of a business panel (independent company representatives, business consultants, entrepreneurs, complemented with EIT Digital Action Line and BDA representatives, the local I&E coordinator, and representative(s) of the summer school business coaches/mentors),

• An individual written report (only for the EIT Digital students and external students who can integrate the 4 ECTS with their home university), to submit within two weeks after the Summer School.

The business panel will only judge the quality and feasibility of the business proposal (“will it fly?”).

The written report will document the project, the motivations for taking particular directions and decisions, and the team process, including the contribution of the student.

EVALUATION OF NON EIT DIGITAL STUDENTS

Since business proposals will be prepared in teams, non-EIT Digital students will also be concerned by their evaluation. For this category of students, it is not mandatory to draft a report as it is for the EIT Digital students, , but if they decide to write it and depending on its quality, they may receive 4 ECTS in their own university.

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PITCH MODALITY & EVALUATION CRITERIA

Team Sheet and Pitch Framework

To help the business panel in evaluating your business proposal, please prepare an A4 team sheet with:

• Name of project group – team • Members of the team with photos • Title of the business idea / proposal • Summary of the proposal (250 words)

PITCH PRESENTATION

• 7 minutes

• 3 minutes Q & A

• 7 - 14 slides

“Sell idea to VCs” i.e. specify how much investment you need

20% 20% 10%OVERALL PROPOSED SOLUTION

• Understanding of user’s need and market

• Degree of innovation in the proposed solution

• Coherence problem/solution and feasibility

BUSINESS MODEL AND GO-TO-MARKET STRATEGY

• The feasibility and quality of the business model covering main ‘boxes’ of the BMG canvas

• The market potential of the proposed venture

• The go-to-market / market access approach

• The financial and/or social venture

• Strategy for getting funded

• Contingency planning and risk assessment

PRESENTATION; QUALITY OF Q-A

• Quality of pitch delivery (passion, heart and enthusiasm. Grabs your attention with a hook/interesting opener).

• Quality of the team members’ responses to the jury’s questions.

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WRITTEN REPORT MODALITY & EVALUATION CRITERIA

A Report (10 – 15 pages) is to be submitted individually within the two weeks after the summer school, for the jury evaluation. This is a suggested template.

Structure of the Report

1. Executive summary (1 p.)2. Problem and solution (2-3 p.)3. Business modelling and planning (3-5 p.) 3.1. Business modelling 3.2. Business planning4. Business development process (3-5 p.)5. Self -evaluation6. References, web links

20% 20% 10%BUSINESS MODEL AND PLAN

• Explains the need/niche that their product/service will fill

• Explains the benefit/competitive advantage of the product or service

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BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT PROCESS

• Explains the entire process how the group came up with the proposed solution and the business plan; both content-wise and with respect to the process

• Learning experience: what did you learn? Content and process-wise?

• What did you miss with respect to your own competences?

• QUALITY OF REPORT

• Quality of report.

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Summer School Programme

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1 JULY - 6 JULY SUMMER SCHOOL PROGRAMME

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At your arrival Room attribution CROUS Bat D20:00 Registration and Welcome dinner PNRB Hall

MONDAY JULY 2

8 :00 BREAKFAST PNRB - COWORKING SPACE09:00-10:45 WELCOME & INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL CITIES SUMMER SCHOOL PNRB Amphitheatre9:00 - 9:05 Alvaro Pina Stranger, CLC Manager of EIT Digital Rennes PNRB Amphitheatre9:15 - 9:30 Jean-Marc Jézéquel, Satellite Director of EIT Digital Rennes, Director of IRISA PNRB Amphitheatre9:30 - 9:45 Guillaume Toublanc, Director of EIT Digital France PNRB Amphitheatre9:45 -10:00 Stéphane Péan, Leader of the EIT Digital Digital Cities Action Line PNRB Amphitheatre10:00- 10:10 Gilles Lesventes, Director of ISTIC PNRB Amphitheatre 11:00-12:30 From the smart cities to the experimental cities? Techno-political predictive PNRB Amphitheatre data analytics for the pervasive urban algorithmic realm / Dr Igor Calzada, Oxford 12:30 LUNCH ISTIC – I.6014:00-15:00 Autonomous vehicles / Claude Laurgeau, Intempora ISTIC Amphitheatre15:00-15:30 Open data and smart-city / François Bodin, IRISA ISTIC Amphitheatre15:45-16:15 FabCity / Norbert Friant, Rennes Métrople ISTIC Amphitheatre16:15-16:45 New services for shared connected vehicles / Stephane Péan, EIT Digital ISTIC Amphitheatre16:45-17:15 Towards the assessment of community response to environmental issues ISTIC Amphitheatre through social media / Luis Gasco, EIT Digital Doctoral School 17:15-18:15 General Introduction, Business cases & team / Alvaro Pina Stranger, ISTIC Amphitheatre CLC Manager of Eit Digital Rennes 20:00 DINNER ON CAMPUS PNRB - HALL OR ISTIC GARDEN

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TUESDAY JULY 3

8:00 BREAKFAST PNRB – COWORKING SPACE09:00-10:45 Finding value in data / Simon Chignard, Etalab PNRB Amphitheatre11:00-12:30 An introduction to machine learning / Simon Malinowski, IRISA PNRB Amphitheatre12:30 LUNCH ISTIC – I.6014:00-15:30 Working Group / Simon Chignard, Etalab & Karine Sabatier, Le Shift & Wrap-up PNRB Coworking space 15:45-17:30 17:45 Bus departure from campus PNRB Meeting point18:30 Let’s discover the beautiful City of Rennes with a guided tour! RUE DE LA MONNAIE, CATHEDRAL20:00 DINNER IN CITY CENTRE SURCOUF RESTAURANT

WEDNESDAY JULY 4

8:00 BREAKFAST PNRN - HALL09:00-10:00 Data Mining 101 / Alexandre Termier, IRISA PNRB Amphitheatre10:00-10:30 Digital Transformation / Oussama Ouzzani, Beaumanoir PNRB Amphitheatre10:30-11:00 MyCarlot : Smart Parking / Maxime Bricet, Innovation activities PNRB Amphitheatre11:00-12:30 Lean start-up Discovery / Karine Sabatier, Le Shift PNRB Coworking space 12:30 LUNCH ISTIC – I.6013:30-15:15 Lean start-up Discovery / Karine Sabatier, Le Shift & Wrap-up PNRB Coworking space15:30 Bus departure from campus PNRB Meeting point16:00 Let’s have some fun in the trees - Ropes course GAYEULLES PARK20:00 PICNIC IN THE FAMOUS PARK OF THABOR WITH A TRADITIONAL CONCERT THABOR PARK

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THURSDAY JULY 5

8:00 BREAKFAST PNRN - HALL09:00 -10:45 Communication / Veronique Trub PNRB Amphitheatre11:00- 12:30 12:30 LUNCH ISTIC – I.6014:00 -15:30 Working group / Veronique Trub - Pitch Battle & Wrap-up PNRB Coworking space15:45-17:00 19:30 Bus departure from campus PNRB Meeting point20:00 Dinner in city centre SURCOUF RESTAURANT

FRIDAY JULY 6

8:00 BREAKFAST PNRN - HALL09:00-10:45 Pricing in two-sided markets / Thomas Le Texier, UR1 Faculty of Economics PNRB Amphitheatre11:00-12:15 Innovation Ecosystems: challenges and practices / Laura Sabbado da Rosa, PNRB Amphitheatre UR1 Business School 12:15 LUNCH ISTIC – I.6013:00 Bus departure from Campus PNRB Meeting point13:30-15:30 Visit of Dor Breizh war room DIR OUEST 15:30 Bus departure from DIR OUEST to Campus DIR OUEST16:00- 18:30 First Round of Business Model Pitching in front of the Jury PNRB Amphitheatre Frédéric Renouard, Coordinator I&E education of EIT Digital François Morin, Business accelerator of EIT Digital Didier Certain, DCC marketing Stéphane Péan, Digital Cities action line leader of EIT Digital, France Alvaro Pina Stranger, CLC Manager of EIT Digital Rennes20:00 DINNER ON CAMPUS PNRB - HALL OR ISTIC GARDEN

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SATURDAY JULY 7

07:00 BUS DEPARTURE FROM CROUS - BREAKFAST IN THE BUS CROUS – MEETING POINT09:00 Guided crossing of the fabulous bay of Mont St Michel Meeting Point Bec d’Andaine12:30 PICNIC LUNCH IN MONT ST MICHEL MONT ST MICHEL14:00 Guided tour of the Mont St Michel & incredible Abbey Meeting Point entrance of the village17:00 Shuttle Departure from Mont St Michel to Bus parking, from there leaving to St Malo Meeting Point shuttle departure19:30 DINNER IN ST MALO AUBERGE VARANGOT

SUNDAY JULY 8

09:00 BREAKFAST AUBERGE VARANGOT Free discovery of St Malo, the corsair city & chill out on the beach ST MALO17:00 Bus departure from St Malo – To Rennes Meeting point Auberge Varangot20:00 DINNER ON CAMPUS PNRB - HALL OR ISTIC GARDEN

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9 JULY - 13 JULY SUMMER SCHOOL PROGRAMME WEEK 2

MONDAY JULY 9

8:00 BREAKFAST PNRB – HALL

09:00 - 10:45 Technology Intelligence applied to Digital Cities / Alberto Tejero, Eit Digital Madrid PNRB - Amphitheatre11:00 - 12:30

12:30 LUNCH ISTIC – I.6014:00 - 15:30 Technology Intelligence applied to Digital Cities / Alberto Tejero, Eit Digital Madrid PNRB Coworking space 15:45 - 17:00 Some simple economics of crowdsourcing / Thomas le Texier, Economic Faculty PNRB Amphitheatre17:30 How to engage with the media? / Alexis Poulin, Eit Digital & Wrap-up PNRB Amphitheatre 20:00 DINNER ON CAMPUS PNRB – HALL OR ISTIC GARDEN

TUESDAY JULY 10

8:00 BREAKFAST ISTIC I.6009:00 - 10:45 Strategic and Competitive Analysis / Alberto Tejero & Maud Serpin ISTIC I.5011:00 - 12:30

12:30 LUNCH ISTIC – I.6014:00 -17:00 User centered design for business development: insights, personas, experience ISTIC I.50 maps / Maud Serpin, Curiouser & Alberto Tejero, Eit Digital Madrid & Wrap Up 17:00 Bus departure to Quay St Cyr – Boat trip on the vilaine! PNRB Meeting point19:00 DINNER ON THE BOAT

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WEDNESDAY JULY 11

8:00 BREAKFAST ISTIC – I.60

09:00 - 9h45 Big data, platform & new city services / Lan Franco Marrasso, Cedus Innovation activities ISTIC Amphitheatre10:00 - 12:30 Design and Prototyping / Maud Serpin, Curiouser ISTIC Amphitheatre12:30 LUNCH ISTIC – I.6014:00 - 16:45 Experiment (UX and usability testing) / Maud Serpin, Curiouser & Wrap-up ISTIC I.5019:30 Bus Departure - Dinner in town PNRB Meeting Point20:00 DINNER IN CITY CENTER SURCOUF RESTAURANT

THURSDAY JULY 12

8:00 BREAKFAST PNRB – HALL

09:00 - 10:45 Embrace the power of Storytelling / Karine Sabatier, Le Shift PNRB Coworking space 11:00 - 12:30 12:30 LUNCH ISTIC – I.6014:00 - 15:30 Embrace the power of Storytelling / Karine Sabatier, Le Shift PNRB Coworking space 15:45 - 17:00 Q&A session about IP/IT Law project’s issues / Eric Le Quellenec, Alain Bensoussan PNRB Coworking space & Wrap-up 19:00 BUS DEPARTURE FAREWELL NIGHT PNRB – MEETING POINT

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8:00 BREAKFAST PNRB – HALL

09:00 - 10:45 Autonomous Working group – Pitch rehearsal PNRB Coworking space & TD 1-2-3-4 11:00 - 12:00 12:00 LUNCH ISTIC – I.6013:00-15h30 Final Pitch presentation in front of the jury PNRB Amphitheatre Stéphane Péan, Digital Cities action line leader of EIT Digital, France Alvaro Pina Stranger, CLC Manager of Eit Digital Rennes Didier Certain, DCC Marketing Guillaume Toublanc, Director of EIT Digital France François Bodin, IRISA Sophie Langouet-Prigent, Vice-President of UR1 Partnership & Corporate Relations Laura Sabbado da Rosa, UR1 Business School Thomas Le Texier, UR1 Faculty of Economics Stéphane Gervais, Lacroix Group Ous Ouzzani, Beaumanoir Group15:30-16:30 Student’s questionnaire / Jury deliberation PNRB Coworking space & TD 1-2-3-416:30-17:30 Awarding Ceremony: feedback & closing speeches PNRB Amphitheatre Guillaume Pierre, IRISA Guillaume Toublanc, Director of EIT Digital France Sébastien Le Picard, Vice-President of UR1 European programs17:50 CLOSURE

SATURDAY JULY 14

06:30-08:00 Check out – keys CROUS SUNDAY JULY 14

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SchematicPresentation of the Programme

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SCHEMATIC PRESENTATION WEEK 1 / JULY 02-07WEDNESDAY 04 THURSDAY 05

Data Mining 101

CommunicationDigital Transformation

Autonomous Vehicles Working Group

Outdoor Activities Outdoor Activities

General Introduction, Business cases & Team

FabCity

Towards the assessment of

community response to environmental issues through social media

New Services for shared connected vehicles

Open Data & Smart-City

MyCarlot: Smart Parking

Lean start-up Discovery

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From the smart cities to the experimental

cities?

Innovation Ecosystems: challenges and

practices

An introduction to machine learning

Finding value in data

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Welcome & Introduction to Digital Cities Summer school

Pricing in two-sided markets

Keynote Speaker BC Provider Expert Lecture Coach

Lean Start-up Discovery

Working Group

Visit of Dor Breizh war room

First Round of Business Model Pitching in front of Jury

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SCHEMATIC PRESENTATION WEEK 2 / JULY 09-13WEDNESDAY 11 THURSDAY 12

Big data, platform & new city services /

Embrace the power of Storytelling

Design and Prototyping

Technology Intelligence applied to Digital Cities User centered

design for business development: insights, personas, experience

maps

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the media?

Some simple economics of

crowdsourcing

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Strategic and Competitive Analysis

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Technology Intelligence applied to Digital Cities

Autonomous Working group – Pitch rehearsal

Keynote Speaker BC Provider Expert Lecture Coach

Experiment (UX and usability testing) Embrace the power of

Storytelling

Q&A session about IP/IT Law project’s issues

Final Pitch presentation in front of the jury

Students questionnaire / Jury deliberation

Awarding Ceremony: feedback & closing

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STÉPHANE PÉAN DIGITAL CITIES ACTION LINE LEADER EIT DIGITAL EUROPEAN INSTITUTE OF INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY

Stéphane Péan has been appointed Digital Cities Action Line Leader at EIT Digital, the leading European open innovation organisation driven by a go-to-market mindset. Prior to joining EIT Digital, he held various roles in automotive and future mobility, particularly as international Project Man-ager at Toyota Motor Corporation. He previously held positions as Consul-tant in collaboration with IHS Markit Automotive, Analyst at PSA Group in its Tokyo branch and Head of ITS France. He holds a Master’s Degrees in Urbanism from Sciences Po Paris and in Intelligent Transportation Sys-tems from École des Ponts (ParisTech), as well as an MBA in Global Busi-ness & Leadership from Globis University in Japan.

Stéphane will present a business case onnew services for shared con-nected vehicles. New sharing mobility services have been expanding in major cities as well as middle sized ones. The vehicles are usually con-nected with very basic telematics options but only to support the opera-tion (payment, fleet management, etc.). It would be a great interest to de-velop an embedded solution that provides contextual information (virtual or augmented reality expected). The services could target small business-es, points of interest and events (e-tourism) or social innovations at large.

stephane.pean@eitdigital.eu

ALVARO PINA-STRANGER CO-LOCATION CENTER MANAGER EIT DIGITAL RENNES

Alvaro is the Co-location Center (CLC) Manager and the Coordinator of the I&E Education at the EIT Digital in Rennes. His mission is to develop a space where education, research and business may interact and trigger innovative ventures. Surrounded by numerous stakeholders, the Co-lo-cation Center is a unique tool for fostering the local and European syn-ergies needed for an education aimed at value creation and addressing societal challenges through new technologies.

The CLC of the EIT Digital in Rennes hosts two programmes within the Master school, the Doctoral school, a student pre-incubator and serval innovation and business activities. The CLC implements more than 400 hours of training in Innovation and Entrepreneurship per year, participates in several pedagogical projects on blended education at the European lev-el and closely supports innovative projects in its pre-incubator. The CLC users and contributors range from master students to researchers, PhD candidates, entrepreneurs, experts, industrial, consultants, teachers and coaches.

Alvaro received his Ph.D. in Management of Innovation from Paris-Dau-phine University. His doctoral research focuses on technological trans-fer, innovation and knowledge networks in the field of entrepreneurs and venture capitalists.

alvaro.pina-stranger@eitdigital.eu

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DIGITAL CITIES SUMMER SCHOOL

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IGOR CALZADA POLICY ADVISER AND ACADEMIC ENTREPRENEUR UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD, URBAN TRANSFORMATIONS & FUTURE OF CITIES

Dr Igor Calzada, MBA, FeRSA, is a Lecturer, Senior Research Fellow and Policy Adviser at the University of Oxford, Urban Transformations and Future of Cities Programmes (England). In addition, he is lecturer in the MSc in Global Sustainable Cities in Glasgow (Scotland). He works from the academia collaboratively with practitioners and policy-makers from private firms, regional governments, NGOs, consultancies, metropolitan and city authorities on how to experiment regional-ly-rooted further democratic and citizen-centric approaches based on living labs and data-driven environments. At present, he is giving advice to the European Commission H2020 Framework programme on Smart Cities and Communities, and also he is the European coordinator of the ESRC funded Urban Transforma-tions programme.

Outside academia he has been extensively working in the private sector for more than ten years in the Mondragon Co-operative Corporation and in the public sector as Director in the Basque regional government in Spain. He pub-lishes in top scientific journals (Journal of Urban Technology, Regional Studies Regional Science, Regional Science Policy & Practice, among others) and mono-graphs (Bloomsbury, Routledge, and Elsevier). He has been a keynote speaker in conferences in China, India, Russia, Brazil, South Africa, USA, Eurasia (Kazakh-stan and Ukraine), and Europe and conducted fieldwork in Africa (Mozambique) and Latin America (Colombia, Uruguay, Venezuela, Mexico, among others).

igor.calzada@compas.ox.ac.uk

SIMON CHIGNARD SENIOR POLICY ADVISOR AND DATA EDITOR AT ETALAB

Simon Chignard is senior policy advisor and data editor at Etalab, the French prime minister’s task force in charge of open data, open source and open governments.

Author of Open Data (2012) and Datanomics (2015), Simon Chignard helps private and public sectors organizations to find and exploit value in their data assets. In his talk, Simon will present how the abundance of data has changed the way we decide and act. He will introduce the data value anal-ysis model, based on the book Datanomics, and currently used by public and private organizations to add a business value dimension to their data governance programs.

simonchignard@mac.com

KEY NOTE SPEAKERS

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FRANÇOIS BODIN PROFESSOR AT THE UNIVERSITY OF RENNES 1 FOUNDER AND CTO OF CAPS-ENTERPRISE

François Bodin is presently Professor at the University of Rennes 1. He was the founder and CTO of the former company Caps-Enterprise spe-cializing in programming tools for high performance computing (HCP). He is also at the origin of another company, Tocea, that focuses on control of source code quality and refactoring (now part of Metrixware).

His research contributions include new approaches for exploiting high performance processors in scientific computing and in embedded appli-cations. He held various positions including Chairman of the Irisa com-puter science laboratory in Rennes. He has been involved in many Eu-ropean projects as PI as well as Technical Director. His activity currently focuses on the convergence between HPC and data technologies. He is the holder of the chair “Mobility in a sustainable city” awarded by the Rennes 1 Foundation. In his exposé, François explores the poten-tial of open-data for the creation of new services and businesses. He will present the case of the AQMO project that targets air-quality anal-ysis using mobile sensors and high-performance computing technology. francois.bodin@irisa.fr

MAXIME BRICET FORMER STUDENT OF THE RENNES1 ENGINEERING SCHOOL WITH AN IOT SPECIALIZATION

“I had the opportunity to do my final year internship at Incube, where I took part in an EIT Digital call (MyCarlot).

This project aims to set up a smart parking system for niche markets (electric vehicles, delivery, taxis ...) focusing primarily on places for people with reduced mobility. Our solution will be based on artificial intelligence to allow a prediction so that our users can optimize their trips in advance.

According to reports from associations for people with disabilities, it would be necessary to equip disabled carholders with a tool which allows them to visualize the available places in the city, and which is reliable and easy to use. On the other hand, the objective would be to equip the dedicated parking lots to know their occupancy status. In case of high demand and lack of available places, the system could also allow a change of state of one or more places available in the area, from “free for all” to “only for disabled”.

We are deploying our system on all the reduced mobility parking lots of the Rennes 1 university campus in order to test our solution. This experiment will serve as a demonstrator for Rennes metropolis and other possible clients.” maxime.bricet@eitdigital.eu

BUSINESS CASE PROVIDERS

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NORBERT FRIANT COFOUNDER OF LABFAB

After a diploma in a high school in Electronics & Telecommunications (1996), Norbert Friant worked for Nokia and was in charge of Radio Ac-cess Network Solutions in Europe and North West Africa.

In 2002, he created the department of digital for metropolitan council of Rennes. His main projects were the implementation of optical networks and development of data management for public policies (transportation, housing, …). He holds the position of CDO for Rennes Métropole.

Norbert is also cofounder of LabFab which is a brand of fablabs in the West part of France. LabFab prototypes services based on ICT, Internet of Things, 3D printing and has partnerships with large companies in France or projects with other cities (Manchester, Medelin, Barcelone, Namur …). Some other vocations include teaching digital economy.

n.friant@rennesmetropole.fr

LUIS GASCÓ RESEARCH ASSISTANT TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF MADRID

Luis Gascó is a research assistant at the Technical University of Madrid. He got a degree in Telecommunications Engineering, specialising in Sound and Image, from the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, in 2013. He ob-tained an MSc In Acoustic Engineering from the Technical University of Madrid, in 2014, and a Master in Big Data and Business Intelligence from the Escuela de Organización Industrial, in 2016.

Currently, he is a doctoral student at the Universidad Politécnica de Ma-drid and EIT Digital Doctoral School, where he is looking for new uses of ICT in Noise Management Systems in cities and transport infrastructures, where he specifically applies Artificial Intelligence and Natural Language Processing technologies to include the opinions of people in Social Media to the noise policy-making process. Luis will explore the question of the assessment of community response on environmental issues through social media.

luis.gasco@i2a2.upm.es

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CLAUDE LAURGEAU FOUNDER AND PROFESSOR OF ROBOTICS CENTER AT MINES-PARISTECH. DIRECTOR AT MINES-PARISTECH 1998 - 2008

Professor Claude Laurgeau is one of the pioneers in Robotics in France. For many years he played an active role in boosting the research activities in new technologies of information, communications and robotics on a national level, whilst also contributing to the equipment of laboratories in the country.

He founded and edited a collection of books on robotics related subjects (called NOVOTICS Collection). He also has an active international collabo-ration with his students all over the world.

Together with his students, he has founded several start-ups and partic-ularly two in the domain of ITS (Intelligent Transportation Systems): IN-TEMPORA, SENDA, TERRA3D, YOGOKO, Stanley Robotics.

His last book “The century of intelligent vehicle” published in 2009, gives an overview of research conducted in Robotics Centre in the last years.

claude.laugreau@free.fr

LANFRANCO MARASSO PH.D. ON PROCESS ENGINEERING AT POLYTECHNIC OF MILAN SMART CITY PROGRAM DIRECTOR INGEGNERIA INFORMATICA SPA

Lanfranco Marasso, civic technologist, is a P. engineer, Ph.D. on Process Engineering at Polytechnic of Milan. He is in charge of Ingegneria Infor-matica spa (www.eng.it - Italy) since May 2003.

He has been involved in the Public Sector Department developing strate-gic projects in Italy and abroad (Europe, Middle East and South America). In 2009 he moved to the R&D department where he currently occupies the position of Smart City Program Director.

He has been involved in management roles (CEO, CIO) in private compa-nies on a national and international level (Boston, MA, USA). In 1999 he moved from the private to the public sector as CIO of Municipality of Par-ma (Italy)

In his presentation on big data, platforms & new city services, smart cit-ies are viewed as urbanized areas where multiple sectors cooperate to achieve sustainable out-comes through the analysis of contextual, re-al-time information that is shared by sector-specific information and op-erational technology systems. However, Smart Cities start with smart cit-izens!

lanfranco.marasso@eng.it

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OUSSAMA OUZZANI CHIEF DIGITAL OFFICER OF BEAUMANOIR CO-FOUNDER OF CLICKNDRESS.COM

Ous is the Chief Digital Officer of Beaumanoir, leading the Digital Trans-formation of the group across all channels (e-commerce, retail, B2B etc.). With more than 2.600 fashion stores overall, Beaumanoir is a lead-ing French Apparel Company with a 1,5 billion EUR revenue around its 6 brands: Bonobo Jeans, Bréal, Cache Cache, Morgan, Scottage and Vibs.

Ous is also the co-Founder of Clickndress.com, a Fashion E-Commerce Marketing Tool, enabling higher conversion rate and return rate reduction. He has been ranked amongst 99 Digital FrenchWeb Talents in 2017.

oouzzani@groupe-beaumanoir.fr

KARINE SABATIER FORMER DIRECTOR OF LA CANTINE NUMÉRIQUE RENNAISE CO-FOUNDER OF LE SHIFT

Karine Sabatier has worked most of her professional life with start-ups and communities, either inside them or for them (Kelkoo, ChateauOnline, Eyeka and her own: Pixup & Le Shift). As the former Director of La cantine numérique rennaise (turned into La French Tech Rennes), she launched the first co-working space and digital hub for events, networking, training sessions, etc. in Brittany. In 2013, she created Le Booster, the first ac-celeration program in Brittany. In 2015 she co-founded Le Shift to bring innovation and creative spirit in corporate structures. Le Shift also runs a School for Entrepreneurs that has powered more than 180 emerging projects in the western ecosystem.

She will treat two main topics: LEAN START-UP DISCOVERYLearn the basic principles of Lean Start-up (and the test and learn ap-proach) to design a product people will actually use. Discover how start-ups think and act: with the client at the core of their design. Learn to craft a value proposition that will speak to their mind and heart.

EMBRACE THE POWER OF STORYTELLINGIn the morning you will discover the 7 principles of a good story and the structure of a memorable pitch. The afternoon will be dedicated to your pitch crash test!

karine@le-shift.com

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MAUD SERPIN EXPERT IN USER EXPERIENCE CEO AND CO-FOUNDER OF CURIOUSER

Maud Serpin is the CEO and co-founder of Curiouser, a boutique digital strategy agency that helps advertisers give meaning to their usage of dig-ital and new technologies, in conjunction with traditional media.

Expert in user experience, she will help the participants’ projects to take into consideration, as much in detail as possible, the interactions and po-tential development of their business ideas and functionalities.

maud@curiouser.fr

ALBERTO TEJERO EXPERT IN MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATION OF TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION

Master in Business Administration, Master in Informatics Security and ex-pert in Management and Organization of Technological Innovation. He has been adjunct professor at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM) since 2010 (currently at the EIT Digital Academy), coordinator professor at CEPADE Business School and ESCP Europe Business School (2014-2016), and senior ICT specialist at UPM since 2002.

In 2003, he founded a technology consulting firm as a young entrepre-neur. Currently, he is responsible for innovation and entrepreneurship (I&E) training at the Center for Technology Innovation (CAIT-UPM), and also responsible for I&E online contents of the Madrid node (EIT Digital). He works on an international level in projects of open innovation, educa-tional innovation, artificial intelligence and technology intelligence.

Alberto’s speech will focus on strategy, and business and technological assessment. He will help participants to develop in their project a deploy-ment strategy taking into account the main technological stakeholders and the evolution of technological fields.

alberto.tejero@upm.es

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VERONIQUE TRUB EXPERT IN COMMUNICATION FOUNDER TRUB COMMUNICATION

Veronique Trub has been specialized in public training for 2O years. She created Trub Communication, in Rennes, 20 years ago. She coaches adults whose speeches have to be heard, or who have to talk in front of journal-ists on the radio, on the internet or on TV. She also animates seminars and conferences.

She has trained more than 4000 people to speak in public. She often trains start-uppers in Britany so that they can improved there pitch in front of bankers, investors, clients.

She followed the Dale Carnegie training for a better leadership and a bet-ter public speaking twice.

She followed in master of NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) which helps her to coach better. She loves being in front of students and help them to improve their potential.

During her studies, she entered the Paris Journalist Center and before Sci-ences Po Paris. Expert in communication, she will offer a full-day training to participants.

vero.trub@wanadoo.fr

ALEXIS POULIN EXPERT IN EU AFFAIRS AND PUBLIC POLICIES IN TECH, INNOVATION AND MEDIA

Former director of online media EurActiv France, co-founder of Le Monde Moderne media.

Entrepreneur in the PR & media sector, Alexis has worked for NGOs, cor-porations and public institutions. Alexis is an expert in EU affairs and pub-lic policies in tech, innovation and media.

He hosts a blog on Huffington Post and is a regular guest on RCF, France 24, France Info and BFM TV.

Alexis talk will focus on how to address relationships with the media.

alexis.poulin@eitdigital.eu

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ÉRIC LE QUELLENEC LAWYER AND MEMBER OF THE PARIS BAR HEAD OF THE IT ADVISORY DEPARTMENT

Éric Le Quellenec is a lawyer and Member of the Paris Bar (France). A spe-cialist in new technologies, information technology and communications law, Éric Le Quellenec is the Head of the IT Advisory department, where he also provides litigation services. He holds a Master 2 in business law (DJCE) and studied at the University of Ottawa (Canada). Having solid ex-perience in intellectual property, transfer of technologies and the GDPR. He is currently leading the compliance programme of worldwide automo-tive and agribusiness groups.

He is the exiting Vice-President of the Young Lawyers Association of Par-is (Union des Jeunes Avocats de Paris – UJA), and previously chaired the new technologies and prospective commission of the French federation of young lawyer association (Fédération des Unions des Jeunes Avocats de France - FNUJA). He has been appointed expert for the business and IT commissions of the French Bar Association (CNB). Éric’s exposé will focus on the issues brought about by the IP/IT Law project. He will explain how to cope with the risks that arise when innovation is not properly protected by contractual tools and/or intellectual property rights.

Éric will share his best practices with the participants on this crucial topic. Personal Data being critical for any 21st century business plan, Éric will also answer any question related to the protection of such data.

eric-le-quellenec@alain-bensoussan.com

THOMAS LE TEXIER ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF ECONOMICS UNIVERSITY OF RENNES 1 RESEARCH FELLOW AT CREM

Associate professor of economics at the University of Rennes 1 and re-search fellow at CREM (CNRS). His main research topics are innovation and digital economics dealing with both managerial and market-based aspects, mainly that of open source software development and digital pi-racy.

His recent research focuses on the industrial organization of multi-sided platforms and related digital services ̶ with special interest in competition strategies and regulation ̶ studied through both modelling and empirical approaches.Thomas will discuss two topics: pricing in two-sided markets and some simple economics of crowdsourcing.

thomas.letexier@univ-rennes1.fr

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SIMON MALINOWSKI B.S. AND PH.D. IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS ASSISTANT PROFESSOR AT THE UNIVERSITY OF RENNES 1

Simon Malinowski received the B.S. and Ph.D. degrees in telecommunica-tions from the University of Rennes, France in 2005 and 2008 respective-ly.

He then worked as post-doctoral researcher in INESC TEC, Porto and as assistant professor in AgroCampus Ouest, Rennes. He is now Assistant Professor at the University of Rennes 1, IRISA, France.

His research interests include signal processing, data mining and more particularly, time series analysis and mining. He is teaching at the Univer-sity of Rennes 1 on data analysis, prediction and machine learning. His talk will deal with machine learning & Strategic and Competitive Analysis

simon.malinowski@univ-rennes1.fr

LAURA SABBADO DA ROSA ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR IN INNOVATION & ENTREPRENEURSHIP UNIVERSITY OF RENNES 1

Associate Professor in Innovation & Entrepreneurship, IAE of Rennes, University of Rennes 1.

She is interested in topics related to innovative strategies, creation, transfer and exchange of knowledge in clusters. Her research is also focused on learning between university and businesses, and developing entrepreneurial skills in higher education.

Her talk will deal with the challenges of innovative ecosystems and the practices leading to territorial development and creative cities.

laura.sabbado-da-rosa@univ-rennes1.fr

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ALEXANDRE TERMIER PHD UNIVERSITÉ PARIS-SUD ORSAY PROFESSOR AT UNIVERSITÉ DE RENNES 1

Alexandre Termier received his PhD from the Université Paris-Sud Orsay in 2004, followed by a JSPS fellowship in Osaka (Japan). He then became Associate Professor at the Université Grenoble Alpes in 2007, and has now been full a Professor at Université de Rennes 1 since 2014, where he leads the Lacodam research group of Inria.

His main research interest is data mining, especially pattern mining algo-rithms and their applications. His talk will focus on the data mining funda-mentals: concepts and challenges.

alexandre.termier@irisa.fr

DIDIER CERTAIN PROGRAM OFFICER HALF-TIME, PROFESSOR IN DATA-DRIVEN MARKETING UNIVERSITY OF RENNES 1

Half-time, founder and managing partner of DCC Marketing, an agency specialized in digital projects and sales strategy.

I am an expert in data-driven marketing and related topics such as customer relationship management, loyalty and retention. I also try to develop entrepreneurial skills of university students.

didier.certain@univ-rennes1.fr

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Practical Information

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BRING TO RENNES• Your passport/identity document: valid

throughout your whole stay in Rennes• Health insurance coverage valid for France

for the whole period of your stay• Some cash for your arrival in Rennes and if

you need it at any point during your stay• Sport clothes & shoes, as we will have some

light and heavier sport activities from which you can choose

• Your personal effects: towels, soap, etc. (this will not be provided with your accommodation)

• Your laptop every day• A light backpack, shorts, swimsuit and a

beach towel for our weekend activities

COSTS COVERED BY EIT DIGITAL FOR EIT DIGITAL MASTER SCHOOL OR ARISE STUDENTS

• Accommodation in individual rooms • Travel to and from Rennes

COSTS COVERED BY EIT DIGITAL FOR ALL PARTICIPANTS

• Social events: Transportation and activities• Breakfasts, Lunches and dinners during the Summer School (from

dinner on 01/07/18 to lunch on 13/07/18)

COSTS NOT COVERED BY EIT DIGITAL FOR EIT DIGITAL MASTER SCHOOL OR ARISE STUDENTS

• Airport/ train station shuttles and transfers

Link to the shared folder ↗ goo.gl/Q9AHjS

PRACTICAL INFORMATION

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SUMMER SCHOOL LOCATION UNIVERSITY OF RENNES 1, Beaulieu Campus The Summer School will take place at the Beaulieu Campus in Rennes, a vibrant city and a world-class technological hotspot in Information and Communication Technologies (ICT). Located in the centre of a city on a human scale, the five-century-old university is only two hours away from Paris and one hour from prestigious sites such as Mont Saint-Michel or Saint-Malo. Building on our assets and committed to taking part in 21st-century innovation and knowledge, one of our top priorities is to create a vibrant international university. The University of Rennes 1 has four main research sectors, linked to four graduate schools: Mathematics and ICT (Information and Communication Sciences & Technologies), Life and Health Sciences, Material Sciences, Humanities and Social Sciences.

The University’s ethos of high expectations, open-mindedness and innovation is reflected in prestigious courses which enable our students to successfully integrate their chosen professional sectors. We apply our expertise, both in France and internationally, to meeting societal challenges - such as the digital revolution, sustainable development, health and security – and we develop partnerships to promote exchange and encourage research implementation.

PRACTICAL INFORMATION

EIT Digital RennesPôle Numérique Rennes Beaulieu -PNRBBuilding 09 B – 2nd floorCampus de Beaulieu263 av. du Général Leclerc 35042 RENNES cedexFrance

OPENING HOURSFrom 07.00–23:00 hrs

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SUMMER SCHOOL LOCATION UNIVERSITY OF RENNES 1, Beaulieu Campus

Venue of the Summer SchoolEIT Digital Co-Location Centre, PNRB building

The EIT Digital Co-location Center (CLC) in Rennes is situated in Beaulieu Campus in the PNRB building. EIT Digital offers the opportunity for students, entrepreneurs and researchers to access a top-flight education on the cutting edge of innovation and with a strive for excellence. The CLC hosts meetings, workshops and flexible work spots for the benefit of his users and partners.

During the Summer School, we will use most of the classrooms, hall and amphitheatre in PNRB and in ISTIC (the ISTIC is located in the same campus, at only 2 minutes walking distance from PNRB).

For your autonomous group-working activities: You will be invited to use a large open space and some equipped classrooms in PNRB.

For your autonomous group-working activities: You will be invited to use a large open space and some rooms equipped in PNRB.

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Travel, Accommodation, Meals, Local Transport & Contact Information

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IMPORTANTBefore travelling, please check:

• That your passport/identity document is valid throughout your whole stay

• Bring your travel documents (which you were forwarding to us for the flight booking) to the airport

• Bring enough cash to pay local bus tickets, taxi or other airport/ train station shuttles and transfers

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TRAVEL

Travel from the Airport Rennes, FR (St. Jacques) to the Crous, Résidence Beaulieu.The price of the trip is 1,5 Euros (from your own costs)

1. Take the Bus 57 at Aire Libre Airport bus stop (direction: République)2. Get off at the République bus stop 3. Take the Bus number C1 at République bus stop in the direction of

Champs Blancs (Cesson-Sévigné).4. Get off at Mirabeau bus stop. To the “Crous” it will take you only 3

minutes to walk.

Travel from the Rennes Train station to the Crous, Résidence BeaulieuThe price of the trip is 1,5 Euros (from your own costs)

1. You will find a bus stop just in front of the train station Rennes.2. Take the Bus number C1 (direction Champs Blancs -Cesson-Sévigné). 3. Get off at “Mirabeau” bus stop. 4. To the “Crous” it will take you only 3 minutes to walk.

Mirabeau Bus Stop

CROUS receptionBuilding D

More information & time schedules:↗ MOOVIT.COM↗ STAR.FR

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ACCOMMODATION

During the summer school, you will stay at the CROUS. Upon your arrival you will need to check in at the reception Résidence, Building D (3min walk from Mirabeau bus stop). At the reception, 2 members of the EIT Digital Summer School organisation team will welcome you.

Contact NumberBérenger+33 (0)95918187

↗ CROUS-RENNES.FR

CROUSRésidence Beaulieu Bâtiment DUniversity of Rennes 1 Beaulieu Campus 31, Avenue Professeur Charles Foulon35700 Rennes

PHONE NUMBER+33 (0)2 99 87 40 70

The CROUS is within 10-15 min walking distance of the Summer School locations (PNRB and ISTIC)

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Map of the University of Rennes 1,

Beaulieu Campus

CROUS accomodation

Outdoor Sports Playgrounds

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PNRB - EIT Digital

C4 - C6 - 40exPreales Bus Stop

C1 - 50Mirabeau Bus Stop

Allée Jean Perrin

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LOCAL TRANSPORTBus tickets are 1,5 € for 1 hour and are available for Bus & Metro.University Rennes 1 Campus is 15 min from city Center by bus.

WebsiteYou can easily find your way and the bus & metro combinations on this website: ↗ MOOVIT

Closest Bus stations • for your Accommodation is Mirabeau .• for Summer School Venue at PNRB : Preales or Tournebride• Main City Center stations : République / Sainte Anne • Train Station : Gare

Main itinerary & bus stopsFrom the City Centre to your Accommodation• République bus station, take the bus C1 (direction Cesson-Sévigné

Champs Blancs) or bus 50 (direction Thorigné-Fouillard) to Mirabeau.

From PNRB to City Center• Go down from PNRB building, cross the road, there you will find

the Les Préales bus Station and you can take C4 or C6 or 40 ex to Republique.

TaxisIf you want to take taxis at your own cost you can call+33(0)2 99 30 79 79

Cesson-Sévigné Champs Balcns

C1

Grand Quartier

C4

ZA Saint Sulpice

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Saint-Jacques Morinais

C6

Thoringé Fouillard

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Cesson-Sévigné Rigourdière

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Beaulieu Atalante

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Chnatepie Rosa Parks

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MEALS

Coffee breaks are daily organized at the PNRB

Breakfast will be served at the PNRB from 8.00 am

Dinners at RestaurantsLe Surcouf13 place de la Gare, Rennes+33 (0)2 23 42 01 95

La Closerie des Hortensias Farewell Night La haute forêt 35310 Bréal sous Montfort + 33 (0)2 99 85 18 63

Read carefully the program every day to know where & when we will be meeting for dinner and how to organize yourself! (a bus will take us all to most destinations).

Lunch at the ISTIC. Dinner depending on our program: PNRB located at the University of Rennes 1, Beaulieu campus, ISTIC or outside for a Picnic and restaurant.

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SPORT ACTIVITIES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF RENNES 1, BEAULIEU CAMPUS

The area surrounding the campus is also well-suited for daily sports activities. Around five minutes away by foot there is a jogging and cycling lane follows the river for over 5 km.

Free sports fields are available on the campus: Basketball, volleyball, football and tennis. They are all very close to your accommodation.The organizing team will provide you with sporting equipment to allow you to benefit from the use of theses infrastructures.: tennis rackets, tennis balls, soccer ball, volley ball, basketball and some games as Molkky and Pallet. Ask the organization team during the lunch break!

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SUNDAY JULY 1

After your check in at the Crous, you are invited to join us to the Welcome dinner.Meeting point20:00 - PNRB

TUESDAY JULY 3

Discover Rennes & have dinner in City centre.

Guided tour of the historical centre of Rennes. Discover the Flamboyant Gothic architecture of Saint-Yves Chapel, the winding streets lined with colourful half-timbered houses and the décor inspired by Roman basilicas as you stroll through the centre of Rennes. The Portes Mordelaises, a castle entrance gate with two towers, is a wonderful example of defensive mediaeval heritage, while the City Hall, its square and the square that houses the Parlement of Brittany building transport you to the era of Gabriel, chief architect to King Louis XV. As you contemplate this impressive historical architecture, let your eyes wander to the remarkable private mansions built for those “men of the Parlement”.

Guide tour starts from rue de la Monnaie, Cathedral.

Dinner at RestaurantLe Surcouf13 place de la Gare, Rennes+33 (0)2 23 42 01 95Meeting point17:45 - PNRB

Way Back to your accommodation on your own by local transport (we provide you the bus ticket).

WEDNESDAY JULY 4

Incredibles ropes course activity and Picnic in a beautiful park.

Ropes course. Do not forget your sports clothes & shoes for this afternoon in the trees! You will discover 15 different courses in The Foret Adrenaline adventure park. The Gayeulles Park is a hundred hectares of fields in north-east Rennes - it’s currently the city’s largest park.

Picnic Dinner In Thabor Park.

Let’s have a Picnic in one of the many flowery parks, namely the Thabor

gardens. It’s the perfect park for being lazy or studious... Students of all different kinds come here to revise, read or daydream, families come for a stroll and take the kids to the playground, and walkers can admire the rose garden and its 2,000 varieties of flowers. On this day we will also discover some traditional aspects of the culture of Britany with dancing and a concert!

Meeting point15:30 - PNRB

Way Back on your own to your accommodation by local transport (we provide you the bus ticket)

Base de loisirs des GayeullesRue du professeur Audin35700 Rennes 06 31 05 57 80

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SATURDAY JULY 7

Embark on the exploration of two cities with strong character: Mont Saint-Michel & St Malo.

Weekend trip. Do not forget your sports shoes, towel, Swimsuits, personal effects (soap, etc.) and bag to carry everything for this whole weekend on the coast! Please be punctual at the meeting point.

A getaway of character. Adventurers at heart. We’ll enjoy a guided walk across the bay of Mont Saint-Michel, feet in the sand. Accompanied by a guide, we shall tread the grazing land, walk along Tombelaine inhabited by many birds, cross rivers, you will “sink” in quicksand until we reach Mont Saint-Michel. There, we will have a picnic lunch and visit the famous abbey, this masterpiece of medieval architecture is a recognised symbol of the expertise of 13th Century builders who erected two sets of three-level buildings on the rocky peak.After this day in Mont Saint-Michel, the bus will bring us to St. Malo, the Corsair city, on the cost to spend the night.

Meeting point06:00 - CROUS

Meeting point 17:00 - Shuttle departureAccommodation in Auberge de Jeunesse Patrick Varangot37, avenue du Révérend Père Umbricht 35400 SAINT-MALO+33 (0)2.99.40.29.80 30 min walking along the beach from the “Corsair City”.

SUNDAY JULY 8

Free Day for students in St Malo.

Have a rest in the Corsair city, this day is a free day for you. With a Picnic in your bag, you will have the opportunity to discover this wonderful city with seaside and ramparts.

Saint Malo “corsair city”, capital of the sea, a jewel of the Emerald Coast... whatever adjectives attributed to him, Saint-Malo has always been, throughout its history, the appointment of all adventure. The city invites you to the heart of its ramparts, in the footsteps of famous travellers and under the protective gaze of the forts of Grand Bé and Petit Bé. Grand Bé is a tidal island near Saint-Malo, France. It is located at the mouth of the Rance River, a few hundred metres from the walls of Saint-Malo. At low tide the island can be reached on foot from the nearby Bon-Secours beach. On the island are the remains of an ancient fort. Petit Bé is a tidal island near the city of Saint-Malo, France, close to the larger island of Grand Bé. At low tide one can walk to the island from the nearby Bon-Secours beach. Of all the best things to do in Saint Malo, one of the top activities is to sit, stay and watch the waves roll in at the beach. ↗ www.ville-saint-malo.fr/tourisme

Meeting point 17:00 from the Youth Hostel –Patrick Varangot

Patrick Varangot Center

Gare TGV

Cité CorsaireSaint - Malo

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THURSDAY JULY 12

Farewell dinner in la Closerie des Hortensias.

Au revoir! In Bréal-sous-Montfort, the Closerie des Hortensias is located on the estate of the Château de la Haute Forêt, former home of Edouard Nignon, cook of the great leaders of this world (including the Tsar Alexandre 2) and author of many culinary works. This reference site of gastronomy does not lack inspiration for our pair of professionals, Patrice Dumont and Thomas Schoos. The great French cuisine that Edouard Nignon magnified at the beginning of the 20th century, is revisited today with taste and modernity. We will be back at CROUS around 24:00h

Meeting point19:00 - PNRB

TUESDAY JULY 10

Cruise on the Vilaine.

Embark aboard a beautiful boat to discover Rennes & around by the river called La Vilaine. And let’s have a diner on board!

Meeting point17:30 - PNRB

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Culture & Leisure

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RENNES ↗ TOURISM OFFICE EVENTS IN RENNES DURING THE SUMMER SCHOOL

• TRADITIONAL BRETON CULTURE Les mercredis du Thabor You will discover traditional Breton dances and music in live in the Thabor Garden. Every Wednesday in Thabor Park, Rennes From 18:30h to 22:30h $ - Free entrance

• STREET ART FESTIVAL Les tombées de la nuit A lots of Music, Theatre, Dance and Circus in different spots in Rennes (some of the events are free). From the 4th until 8th of July Have a look at the programme! ↗ www.lestombeesdelanuit.com/fr/festival-2018 $ - Some free events

• ARTISTIC ILLUMINATION OF PARLIAMENT A wonderful visual spectacle and light projection on the Parliament of Bretagne (in Rennes). every night from 10:30 pm at the Rennes Parliament place. Every night at Parliament of Bretagne, Rennes. From 22:00h $ - Free entrance

PLACES TO VISITSAINT-PIERRE CATHEDRAL Roman high altar, monumental grand organs, remarkable paintings and vaults...discover the treasures of a cathedral rebuilt and decorated in the second half of the 19th century.

THE PORTES MORDELAISESAlso known as the “royal doorway”, in reference to the Dukes of Brittany who would walk through the door after having sworn to defend Brittany’s freedom, before entering Saint-Pierre Cathedral.

THABOR GARDENSSoak up the romantic and elegant atmosphere when discovering the beauties of the Thabor gardens . This 10-hectare park combines French gardens, English gardens, a grotto, a music pavilion, an aviary and an exceptional rose garden containing over 2,000 varieties!

GAYEULLES PARKGayeulles is currently the citys largest park. Its many sport and leisure activities are cleverly incorporated into the natural landscape of wooden areas, lakes and clearings.

Sports activities in Gayuelles : • Swimming pool. Les Gayeulles, 16, avenue des

Gayeulles 35000 + 33 (0) 8 99 10 60 45

• Ice skating rink. Le Blizz, Parc des Gayeulles, avenue des Gayeulles 35000 ↗ www.leblizz.com

• Archery Compagnie d’Archers de Rennes. +33 (0) 9 81 29 69 01 ↗ www.archersderennes.com

MUSEUMS

MUSÉE DES BEAUX-ARTS (MUSEUM OF ARTS) 20 quai Emile Zola - Rennes Tel. +33(0)2 23 62 17 45

↗ www.mbar.org

LA CRIÉE, (CONTEMPORARY ART CENTER) Place Honoré Commeurec - Rennes Tel. +33(0)2 23 62 25 10

↗ www.criee.org

TELECOM MUSEUM 6 av de la Boulais - Cesson Sévigné Tél. +33(0)2 99 84 32 87

↗ www.espaceferrie.fr

LES CHAMPS LIBRES New cultural facility bringing together Rennes Métropole’s Central Library, the Science Centre, and the Brittany Museum. 10 cours des Alliés - Rennes Tel. +33(0)2 23 40 66 00

↗ www.leschampslibres.fr

↗ www.espace-sciences.org

ENTERTAINMENT The city of Rennes is a major cultural centre, with a whole range of theatres, museums, concert halls, multimedia libraries, and cinemas.

LE DIAPASON (UNIVERSITY CULTURAL SERVICE) Avenue du Professeur Charles Foulon +33 (0) 2 23 23 55 68

↗ culture.univ-rennes1.fr

LE LIBERTÉ (CONCERT HALL) Esplanade Général de Gaulle +33 (0) 2 99 85 84 84

↗ www.leliberte.fr

THÉÂTRE NATIONAL DE BRETAGNE (TNB) (NATIONAL THEATER OF BRITTANY) 1 rue Saint Hélier +33 (0) 2 99 31 55 33

↗ www.t-n-b.fr

OPÉRA DE RENNES (RENNES OPERA) 14 galerie du Théâtre (place de la Mairie) +33 (0) 2 23 62 28 28

↗ www.opera-rennes.fr

CINÉVILLE RENNES COLOMBIER (CINEMA) 26 place du Colombier +33 (0) 2 23 44 84 00 +33 (0) 8 92 68 06 66

↗ rennes.cineville.fr/programmes?salle=rennes

1988 LIVE CLUB (NIGHT CLUB) 27 pl Colombier, 35000 + 33 (0) 7 86 15 09 89

↗ 1988liveclub.com

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Close to Campus BeaulieuDIAPASON CAFETERIA Université de Rennes 1, Campus de Beaulieu Allée Jules Noël 35042 + 33 (0) 2 99 36 87 35

↗ diapason.univ-rennes1.fr/la-cafeteria

BAR LE TOURNEBRIDE 138 Avenue Général Leclerc, 35000 +33 (0) 2 99 36 56 44

French RestaurantsLE 2 RUE DES DAMES 2 Rue des Dames, 35000 +33 (0) 2 99 03 61 06

↗ www.le2ruedesdames.fr

LE BISTROT DU QUAI Adresse : 42 avenue Sergent Maginot, 35000 +33 (0) 2 99 36 69 51

↗ www.lebistrotduquai.fr

CRÊPERIE AR PILLIG 10 Rue d’Argentré, 35000 +33 (0) 2 99 79 53 89

↗ www.creperie-rennes-arpillig.fr CRÊPERIE SAINTE-ANNE 5 Place Sainte-Anne, 35000 +33 (0) 2 99 79 22 72

Other restaurants

CASA PEPE (ITALIAN RESTAURANT) 29 rue Saint Georges, 35000 +33 (0) 2 99 38 99 55

FUJI (CHINESE RESTAURANT) 4 rue Derval, 35000 +33 (0) 2 99 38 12 00

FALAFEL (LEBANESE RESTAURANT) 16 rue St Malo, 35000 +33(0)2 99 79 20 47

↗ www.falafel-rennes.com RESTAURANT INDIA 41 rue Saint-Georges, 35000 +33 (0) 2 99 87 09 01

↗ www.restaurant-india.fr Fast FoodROADSIDE RENNES 13 rue du maréchal joffre, 35000 +33 (0) 2 99 50 26 06

↗ www.roadside.fr

ETHNIC FOOD 3 Place Sainte Anne | Place Sainte Anne, 35000, Rennes, France +33 (0) 2 23 21 08 99

↗ Facebook Page

MONT ST MICHEL ↗ TOURISM OFFICE

ST.MALO ↗TOURISM OFFICE

PLACES TO VISIT

SAINT MALO’S AQUARIUM Discover the seabed and meet the 10,000 fish in the Saint-Malo Aquarium. From cold abyssal waters to warm tropical seas, more than 600 species of every shape and every colour are here to thrill and astonish visitors of all ages.

Avenue du Général Patton, 35400+33 (0) 2 99 21 19 00↗ www.aquarium-st-malo.com$ - Entrance: 16,50 €

NATIONAL FORT Fort on a tidal island a few hundred metres off the walled city of Saint-Malo. The great military architect Vauban had it built in 1689 to protect Saint-Malo’s port.

MUSEUMS

MEMORIAL 39-45 Historical museum on the 2nd Wolrd War La Cite Gelegen, 35400 +33 (0) 2 99 82 41 74

TERRE-NEUVAS MUSEUM (SAILING MUSEUM) 67 Avenue de Moka 35400 +33 (0) 2 99 58 78 77

↗ www.mpterreneuvas.fr

ARTISTS GALLERY GALERIE : LES ARTISTES ET LA MER 9 rue de la Blatrerie, 35400 +33 (0) 2 99 56 49 46

↗ www.les-artistes-la-mer.com

RESTAURANTS

French RestaurantsLE MILLESIME 11 Rue des Cordiers, 35400 +33 (0) 2 23 18 10 99

CRÊPERIE LA MARIE CÉCILE 6 place du Canada +33 (0) 2 23 18 01 41

↗facebook page

RESTAURANT LES 7 MERS +33 (0) 2 99 20 81 41 64 Chaussée du Sillon, 35400

↗ www.hotel-le-nouveau-monde.fr Seafood and Fish RestaurantsLA CABANE, 21 Quai Duguay Trouin, 35400 +33 (0) 2 23 15 32 63

↗ www.lacabane-saintmalo.com

L’ANCRAGE 7 rue Jacques Cartier, 35400 +33 (0) 2 99 40 15 9

↗ facebook page

LA CALE 5 Quai Solidor, 35400 +33(0)2 99 81 99 34

↗ www.lacalesolidor.fr

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FIRST NAME

Dipika Dadasaheb

Sumeet

Joseph

Daniel

Huinan

Konrad

Minghong

Jing

Davor

Anna

Damiano

Michal Roman

Mariam

Maryam

Shivam

Giovanni Rafael

Sridhar

Jiaqi

Christopher Aaron

Zixin

Yingqi

Orlando François

Michele

Olga

Adam

Cao son

Fazal

Ahmed

SURNAME

BAAD

DHARIWAL

D’SOUZA

EKE

JIANG

KLEEBERGER

LI

LIAO

LJUBENKOV

PRUDNIKOVA

SCANDOLARI

SZUTENBERG

TARIQ

TAVAKKOLI

VERMA

VUOLO

BANGALORE VENUGOPAL

ZHENG

O’HARA

LUO

PAN

GONZALES PALACIOS

MONACO

LUGAI

COGAN

TRAN

MUHAMMAD

BENHOUMANE

EMAIL

dipika.baad@gmail.com

sumeetdhariwal@gmail.com

joe_souza_22@hotmail.com

endanke@gmail.com

jianghuinan@hotmail.com

k@konrad.online

honglmabc2013@gmail.com

liaojing_0927@yahoo.com

d.ljubenkov@student.tue.nl

an.an.prud@gmail.com

damianoscandolari@gmail.com

michal@szutenberg.pl

mariammtariq@gmail.com

maryam.tavakoli.3@gmail.com

shivam91@hotmail.com

giovannirafael.vuolo@hotmail.com

sridhar.bv87@gmail.com

zhengjiaqi.jessie@gmail.com

c.a.ohara@student.tue.nl

1802331038@qq.com

397816059@qq.com

a20156013@pucp.edu.pe

mmichi98@gmail.com

olgalugai@mail.com

adam.cogan.29.ac@gmail.com

caoson167@gmail.com

fazal.muhammad@etudiant.univ-rennes1.fr

ahmed.benhoumane@gmail.com

DEGREE

Master

Master

Master

Master

Master

Master

Master

Master

Master

Master

Master

Master

Master

Master

Master

Master

Master

Master

Master

Bachelor

Bachelor

Bachelor

Bachelor

Master

Bachelor

Engeneering

Master 2

PhD

SPECIALISATION

Data Science (DSC)

Data Science (DSC)

Digital Media Technology (DMT)

Software and Service Architectures (SSA)

Digital Media Technology (DMT)

Cloud Computing and Services (CCS)

Embedded Systems (ES)

Internet Technology and Architecture (ITA )

Data Science (DSC)

Security and Privacy (S&P)

Software and Service Architectures (SSA)

Embedded Systems (ES)

Digital Media Technology (DMT)

Cloud Computing and Services (CCS)

Human Computer Interaction and Design (HCID)

Software and Service Architectures (SSA)

Security and Privacy (S&P)

Human Computer Interaction and Design (HCID)

Embedded Systems (ES)

Business Administration speciality : Finance

Bachelor in Business Administration

Major: Supply Chain Management

Bachelor in Electronics and Telecommunications

engineering. Student of the Master Program in Industrial

Bachelor in economics and Business Economic

Bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Cultural Management

Bachelor in law

Engeneering for Health and Licence in Phisic

Master 2 Finance, Advanced Studies and Research

PhD Management science/Marketing Digital

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Zhe

Ivan Marino

Nina

Lauriana

Paul

Irina

Ke

Xuan

Miaomiao

Ahmad

David

Hibat Allah

Zykus

SURNAME

HUANG

MARTINEZ BOLIVAR

LASBLEIZ

NOURY

LE NOAC’H

GROMOVA

XUE

YANG

CHEN

SHOKAIR

VEGA

KHYARI

MATAS

EMAIL

craverh@gmail.com

ivamarti@insa-rennes.fr

nina.lasbleiz@laposte.net

lauriana15@hotmail.fr

paul.le-noach@telecomnancy.net

irina.gromova@gmail.com

XUEXX130@gmail.com

ines.xuan@gmail.com

miaomiao.chen@rennes-sb.com

ahmad.shokair@ieee.org

davidvega@runningman.fr

hiba.khyari@hotmail.eu

matas.zykus@ktu.edu

DEGREE

PhD

PhD

Bachelor

Bachelor

PhD

Bachelor

PhD

PhD

Master

PhD

Entrepreneur Student

PhD

Bachelor

SPECIALISATION

PhD student in market finance.

Research domain: Automated trading with machine-

learning models, statistical & fundamental arbitrage,

forex HFT

PhD in Cybersecurity for IoT Networks and

Platforms

Licence in law + Formation in softskills

Licence mathematics and computer science applied to

human and social sciences

Ph.D student in Computer Science,

Thesis: “OverFlow: Workflow Data Management as a

Service for Multi-Site Applications”

Licence informatic methods applied

to business management

Portfolio Management. Doctor’s Degree Finance

Engineering do a research in stock price prediction

PhD Management. The analysis of the financial

consequences for the investor in the crowdfunding

system, motivations of investor in the equity system

crowdfunding (ECF) and the performance of their

investments. Master of art in international Business

Master of art in international Business

PhD in communication

Optimisation of the hybrid broadcast/unicast

nestwork. Live event.Project: world wide Triathlon Race

New technologies for a global Live event.

PhD in Management science

innovation ecosystem “What effect of proximity in

innovation ecosystems in Morocco”

Bachelor’s degree, Business Administration, additional

Finances studies

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USEFUL NUMBERS EIT Referent local contacts in Rennes

Alvaro Pina-Stranger EIT Digital CLC Manager, Rennes +33 (0) 6 65 16 17 24

Caroline TanguyEIT Digital Animation and Event Assistant +33 (0) 6 44 03 08 64

Maria Moosdorf EIT Digital Project Assistant +33(0)769492001

RENNES POLICE STATIONS

Hôtel De Police Rennes 22bd La Tour d’Auvergne, 35000. Rennes+33 (0) 2 99 65 00 22 Open 24/24

Poste de Police MaurepasQuartier Maurepas, 35000. Rennes +33 (0) 2 99 38 03 72Open 24/24

EMERGENCY NUMBERS

To call abroad: 00 + country code + numberTo call France from abroad: 00 + 33 + number

USEFUL LINKS

EIT Digital Co-location Centre↗ website

Campus of Beaulieu↗ website

Crous Accomodation↗ website

St. Malo Youth Hostel↗ website

Public transport Rennes↗ Star website ↗ Moovit website

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HEALTH INFORMATIONPharmacy (drugstore)In a pharmacy, most medicine is only available by prescription so you will need to give the pharmacist a doctor’s prescription (ordonnance).Pharmacies are usually open from around 9 am until 7 pm and closed on Sundays.

Local English speaking doctorsIn France, medical treatment is deregulated. You can choose the doctor you want.The fee for a visit to a general practitioner is around 25 euro (higher price for a specialist). Home calls, night calls, Sunday and public holidays are charged at a higher price.

Dr Laurent CHEVREAU133 Avenue Aristide Briand, 35000. Rennes+33 (0) 2 99 36 24 24 –Means of paymentChecks, cash and credit cards

DR JÉRÔME SARAVAYA25 Square de la Rance, 35000. Rennes+33 (0) 6 33 79 28 09+33 (0) 2 99 05 82 77–Means of paymentChecks, cash and credit cards

DR MURIEL CABOTTE-CARILLON13 Avenue Germaine Dulac 35000. Rennes+33 (0) 2 99 33 90 77–Means of paymentChecks, cash and credit cards

DR CORALIE MUSSETCabinet médical Jeanne d’Arc155 Avenue Général Leclerc, 35700. Rennes+33 (0) 2 99 36 89 23–Means of paymentChecks, cashCredit cards not accepted

HOSPITAL (EMERGENCY)

Hôpital Pontchaillou 2, rue Henri Le Guilloux 35033 Rennes cedex 9+33 (0) 2 99 28 37 02

Hôpital Sud16 Boulevard de Bulgarie, 35200 Rennes+33 (0) 2 99 28 43 21

Medical Service 24/24Cabinet consultation Sos Médecins,Clinique Saint-Laurent- 320, Avenue Général George S. Patton- 35706 Rennes+33 (0) 2 99 53 06 06

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EMERGENCY NUMBERS

ALL SOS CALLS 112

COASTGUARD 196

SAMU (MEDICAL HELP) 15

SAMU SOCIAL (EMERGENCY SHELTER) 115

POLICE/GENDARMERIE 17

MISSING CHILD 116 000

SAPEURS POMPIERS 18

OUT-OF-HOURS DOCTOR 116 117

SOS (HEARING AID OR IF YOU CANNOT TALK) 114

ENGLISH SPEAKING SOS HELPLINE 0146214646

TO CALL ABROAD 00 + COUNTRY CODE + NUMBER

TO CALL FRANCE FROM ABROAD

00 + 33 + NUMBER

IMPORTANT INFORMATION, USEFUL LINKS & CONTACTS