🎓 Congratulations to the 2026 graduates of the Computer Networks & IoT Master’s programme at Cnam Paris! 🎓
We are delighted to celebrate the achievements of our newest graduates at the Conservatoire national des arts et métiers (Cnam), on Nov. 4, 2026.
After completing their internships and research projects with leading academic institutions, research laboratories, and industrial partners, our graduates are embarking on exciting careers in research and innovation, with several already pursuing Ph.D. opportunities.
🌟 Our 2026 graduates
- FOI Milvan
after an internship at Amazon Web Services - KIM Seonho
after a thesis work at CEDRIC-ROC - KANAAN Wahib
after a thesis work at CEDRIC-ROC - SALEM Georges
after an internship at LIP6. - JOSHI Jasmine
after an internship at NII Japan - KIM Reachna (major)
after an internship at Inria Saclay - BELKALEM Sabrina
after an internship at CEDRIC-LAETITIA - ELGHOUL Zeineb
after an internship at KONTRON - PLIATSIKAS Christoforos
from Cnam Greece, with professional experience at Power Factors and NVISO security.
🌟 The Class of 2026 proudly bears the name of Alice Recoque (1929–2021), a remarkable French computer scientist and pioneer of computing and artificial intelligence. Born in Cherchell, Algeria, she contributed to the development of some of France’s earliest computers, including the CAB 500, before leading the design of the Mitra family of minicomputers, notably the Mitra 15 (1971), which was used as a node in CYCLADES, one of the pioneering networks that helped shape the Internet, as well as in telephone switching systems. In the 1980s, she advanced research in parallel computing and artificial intelligence, particularly expert systems and fuzzy logic. She also contributed to the work of the CNIL from its creation in 1978 and played an important role in French and European scientific institutions. Her legacy is now celebrated through the European exascale supercomputer named in her honour and her selection among the 72 women scientists whose names are to be added to the Eiffel Tower in 2026. By dedicating this graduating class to Alice Recoque, we honour not only her extraordinary scientific contributions but also her pioneering spirit, her determination, and her enduring inspiration for future generations of engineers and researchers.
