About
Hi, I'm an associate professor in computer science at LaBRI - University of Bordeaux, France, in the Progress research group lead by Pr. Laurent REVEILLERE, currently working at the crossroads of low-power embedded architectures, long range wireless transmissions, network routing protocols and distributed systems.
I received my PhD in Computer Science in 2017 from Université de Rennes 1 supervised by Pr. François TAÏANI and then pursued a postdoc at the KU Leuven, Belgium, in the Networked Embedded Software task force led by Pr. Danny HUGHES.
In 2020 I joined as a postdoctoral researcher the Department of Informatics of the University of Oslo, Norway, in the Networks and Distributed Systems group headed by Pr. Frank ELIASSEN where I was involved in a project with academic and industrial partners on managing resources and services in the context of Fog computing named DILUTE.
Before my academic career I first graduated from an engineering school in electronics, CESI in collaboration with Université Toulouse III, then worked for 8 years in the industry.
During this time spent in research & development teams I've been involved in various projects, most notably in the design of optical backbone equipments for people handling many packets, I also worked on NATO/Red Cross commissioned equipments embedded onboard flying machines and designed embedded wireless telemetry for scientists flying stratospheric balloons.
For more detailed infos, please see my contact page.
Research interests
- Ultra low-power embedded architectures
- Wireless sensor networks
- Self-organizing distributed architectures
- Collaborative approaches on information diffusion
- Self-stabilizing meshed networks
- Security in wireless networks