What we’ve been doing…
Workshop with the LINCS Scientific Committee (21-22 June 2021)
Most of the international renowned members of the LINCS Scientific Committee participated in our annual joint WS. Here the video recordings of their talks:
- Prof. Ajmone-Marsan (Politecnico of Turin) on “Queuing Models of Radio Access Networks Offering Streaming and Elastic Services” https://youtu.be/zRFXkt8SRXk
- Prof. P.R. Kumar (Texas A&M University) on “Security of Cyberphysical Systems” https://youtu.be/-j2AqTtrD6E
- Prof. Jim Kurose (University of Massachussets) on “From artifacts to systems to people: evolving directions in computing research and education” https://youtu.be/wVulJE0Mgz0
- Prof. Holger Karl (Paderborn University) on “Machine Learning for Network Management” https://youtu.be/Jk8_wmbaUnA
- Prof. Leandros Tassiulas (Yale University) on “Enabling intelligent services via function virtualization at the network edge” https://youtu.be/IASuc8WIVk0
- Prof. Roch Guerin (Washington University in Saint Louis) on “Edge Classification: Offloading under Token Bucket Constraints” https://youtu.be/PPq6RlxYoQM
Here the video recordings of two survey talks on the research activities @LINCS given by:
- François Baccelli (Inria) on « Communication network research @LINCS » https://youtu.be/se3jpIaNP6o
- Ludovic Noirie (NBLF)on « Internet of Things @LINCS » https://youtu.be/pFbvku38jcg
Recent awards
- Théo Delemazure received at Comsoc 2021 the award for the best student poster for the work he did during his internship at Lincs (NBLF). https://comsoc2021.net.technion.ac.il/best-presentation-awards/
- Lou Salaün has been awarded of the first PhD thesis prize of the IDIA Department for his research, conducted at LINCS under the co-supervision of Marceau Coupechoux (TP) and Calvin Chen (NBLF), on resources allocation in NOMA.
Talks at LINCS seminar
(check the videos at the following links!)
- Francesca Bassi (SystemX) – Radio and compute resource allocation in C-RAN (May 19)
- Ilia Shilov (Inria) – Risk-Averse Equilibrium Analysis and Privacy Impact on Generalized Nash Equilibrium in Peer-to-Peer Electricity Market (May 26)
- LINCS PhDs – PhDs presentations n°3 on Artificial Intelligence (June 2)
- François Baccelli (Inria) – Replica-mean-field limits for intensity-based neural networks (June 9)
- Léonard Lys (Lip6) – R-SWAP: Relay based atomic cross-chain swap protocol (June 16)
- Diego Perino (Telefoniva)- Experience in research and deployment of AI-based techniques for “networks” (June 30)
- Matthieu Rimbaud (Télécom-Paris) – Maliciously secure consensus from succinct arguments, and short transparent threshold signatures (July 7)
Internet Measurements Reading Group
(check the videos at the following links!)
- Maxime Mouchet (UPMC) – Networking on the move
- Emeline Maréchal – ISP Probing Reduction with Anaximander
- Kévin Vermeulen – Reverse Traceroute
Network Theory Working Group
(check the videos at the following links!)
- Michel Davydov – Existence of fixed points for the ./GI/1 queue
- Pierre Popineau – Around the Poisson-Voronoi tessellation
- Maxime Mouchet – Algorithms for generating random permutations
Python Workshop
(check the videos at the following links!)
- Rémy Léone – Git 101 – How to use git in an idiomatic way
- Maxime Mouchet – Asynchronous programming in Python
New researchers at LINCS
- Thomas Le Corre (Intern Inria)
- Marianna Belotti (PhD Sorbonne – cifre Caisse Dépôts)
- Simone Galimberti (Intern Sorbonne)
- Léonard Lys (PhD Sorbonne – cifre Palo IT)
- Gabriel Rebello (PhD Sorbonne – cotutelle Brasil)
- Juan Villacis (Intern Sorbonne)
- Rosario Patané (Intern TélécomSud-Paris)
- Breno Skuk (Intern Télécom-Paris)
- Omid Chehreh Gosha (Intern NBLF)
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Come find us…
Join us at 23 avenue d’Italie, 75013 Paris (4th floor)