Voting procedures are part of our daily lives and are essential to collective decision-making. How do we choose between different voting rules, which do not all produce the same result? Our project aims to provide tools for comparing these voting methods in theory and practice, through mathematical studies, simulations, experiments, and discussions with the general public and politicians. It should enable citizens, elected officials, and public decision-makers to better understand their institutions and think about their future.

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The standardization of 5G by 3GPP is now well underway, with the release of releases 15 (2018) and 16 (2020). Release 17 is almost complete but has been delayed due to the pandemic and release 18 is in its very first phase. In this context, French R&D must remain involved and even become a major player for the continuation of 5G and the networks of the future (beyond 5G, 6G). The alliance of the Institut Mines-Télécom, CEA and CNRS within a research program will allow the acceleration of this strategy and will guarantee the national sovereignty in the digital domain.