@LINCS we’re back to work!
What’s coming next!
Coming talks at LINCS seminar
(https://telecom-paris.zoom.us/j/94423097955?pwd=M1ZUNU9td1lkREgxa1FWQjhFRFU3Zz09)
- Michal Krol (City – University of London) Discv5 – service discovery for the Ethereum P2P network (Oct. 13)
- Homa Nikbakht (Inria) TBC (Oct. 27)
Network Theory
- François Baccelli – Processus de Poisson de lignes et d’hyperplans (Oct. 6)
- Pierre Popineau – Fluid Limits (Oct. 27)
- Ludovic Noirie – Chaos Engineering (Nov. 17)
- Michel Davydov – SIR Random Graphs (Dec. 8)
Python Workshop
- Fabien Mathieu – Python 101: Set Up and First Steps (Oct. 13)
- Matthieu Gouel – Pythonic Coding (Nov. 11)
- Maxime Mouchet – Testing in Python (Nov. 24)
- François Durand – Developping in Python (Dec. 15)
New researchers at LINCS
He worked as a postdoc at Max Planck Institute in Software Systems, and a senior research scientist at the Technical University of Berlin. Since 2013, he holds a professorship at Télécom Paris. His research interests lie at theoretical and practical aspects of distributed systems, with a visible inclination toward theory. His contributions include work on failure detectors, accountability, characterization of computability of distributed computing models, combinatorial topology in distributed computing, and transactional memory. Recently, he got deeply into the problem space of large-scale replicated systems and application-specific accountability. He was a partner of Marie-Curie ITN TransForm (2010-2015) and Euro-TM COST Action projects on the foundations of transactional memory, the princicpal investigator of the ANR-DFG DISCMAT project on mathematical methods in distributed computing (2015-2019), and currently manages TrustShare Innovation Chair (initiated in 2021) on fixing fundamental drawbacks in the blockchain technology.
Available @Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kalpana-singh-48169028/
Available @Researchgate: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Kalpana-Singh-4
What we’ve been doing…
Workshop with the LINCS Scientific Committee (21-22 June 2021)
The nternational 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
Talks at LINCS seminar
(check the videos at the following links!)
- Diego Perino (Telefonica)- 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)
- Konstantin Avrachenkov (Inria) – Higher-Order Spectral Clustering for Geometric Graphs (Sept. 15)
Internet Measurements Reading Group
(check the videos at the following links!)
- Emeline Maréchal – ISP Probing Reduction with Anaximander
- Kévin Vermeulen – Reverse Traceroute
Network Theory Working Group
(check the videos at the following links!)
- 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
PhD thesis defense
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