Pr. Daniel Delahaye is the head of the Optimization and Machine Learning Team of the ENAC​ research laboratory (ENAC : French Civil Aviation University) and he also in charge of the research​ chair “AI for ATM and Large Scale Urban Mobility” in the new AI institute ANITI in Toulouse. He​ obtained his engineer degree from the ENAC school and did a master of science in signal​ processing from the national polytechnic institute of Toulouse in 1991. His obtained his PH.D in automatic control from the aeronautic and space national school in 1995 under the co-supervision​ of Marc Schoenauer (CMAPX) and did a post-doc at the Department of Aeronautics and​ Astronautics at MIT in 1996 under the supervision of Pr Amedeo Odoni. He started his career​ working at the French Civil Aviation Study Center (CENA) and move to ENAC in 2008. He got his​ tenure in applied mathematics in 2012. He conducts researches on mathematical optimization and​ artificial intelligence for airspace design and aircraft trajectories optimization. He actively​ collaborates with MIT, Georgia Tech and NASA (USA) on development of Artificial Intelligence​ algorithms for air traffic management applications​.