Jules Françoise

Jules Françoise is a Research Scientist at the French National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS), working within the AMI team at LISN (Université Paris-Saclay). His research focuses on Human-Computer Interaction, particularly motion-based interactive technologies, interactive machine learning, and machine teaching, with a primary emphasis on creative applications. He has published extensively on gesture-sound interaction design, motion perception, and multimodal probabilistic models. He also developed Marcelle, an interactive machine learning toolkit. His work bridges technology and art, offering new perspectives for innovation in Human-Computer Interaction.

• 2020–Present·LISN (CNRS, Université Paris-Saclay)·Research Scientist
  • Conducting research on motion interaction, interactive machine learning, and their applications in creative fields.
• 2018–2020·LIMSI (CNRS, Université Paris-Sud)·Research Scientist
  • Undertook research on motion perception-based interaction design.

• 2011–2015·Université Pierre et Marie Curie·PhD
  • Specialization: Gesture-sound interaction and motion mapping for sound synthesis.
• 2008–2011·Université Pierre et Marie Curie·Master's Degree
  • Specialization: Interactive music systems.