March 2023

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LINCS and ERC-NEMO Workshop “Performance Guarantees in Wireless Networks » (March 8-9 2023)

ORGANIZED BY FRANÇOIS BACCELLI (INRIA/TELECOM-PARIS) AND JEAN-MARIE GORCE (INSA/INRIA)

The link to the Workshop’s webpage, including all the speakers’ abstracts as well as a text by Prof. Baccelli about the outcome of the workshop ⇒ https://www.lincs.fr/workshop-on-performance-guarantees-in-wireless-networks/

The link to the playlist created on the LINCS YouTube channel with all the video recordings of the Workshop’s talks ⇒ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlzbq4-mnm8TjbRRXiZ_lhnYtC-3YY59y

The link to the folder with all the speakers’ slides ⇒ https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1KjQMED32OtTsf6WauTR4OgGZr1-SqrWk?usp=share_link

What’s coming next!

Coming talks at LINCS seminar

fAST: How to find relevant regular expression from a small set of positive examples by Maxime Raynal (LIG and Nokia) – March 29
Talk by Adrian Redder (Paderborn University) – April 5
Talk by Derya Malak (Eurecom) – April 12
Talk by Swapnil Dhamal and Walid Ben Ameur (Télécom-SudParis) – April 19

Practical Networks

Andrea Araldo (TSP) – March 29
Makhlouf Hadji (SystemX) – April 12
Maya Kassis (IP Paris) – May 3

Network Theory Working Group

Elie De Panafieu (Nokia) – April 5
Pierre Popineau (Inria) – April 26
Minimum distance in strings by Dimitrios Milioris (Nokia) – May 17

Python Workshop

Matthieu Gouel (Sorbonne) – April 19
Guillaume Nibert (Sorbonne) – May 10
François Durand (Nokia) – May 31

What we’ve been doing…

Talent spreading

Check our website’s page devoted to the excellent trajectories of LINCS former researchers https://www.lincs.fr/research/talent-spreading/

Here’s the introductory text written by prof. Baccelli: Can a light and flexible structure play a key role in the scientific landscape of the field of communications? The answer is clearly positive when one goes through the list of excellent trajectories of researchers who were part of LINCS at some point, from its foundation on. LINCS is a laboratory promoting the free collaboration between researchers based in the Paris area, from both the public and the private sectors. This laboratory plays a central role in the development of research in this field, as shown by these exemplary trajectories of researchers who have been “irrigating” the French and international academic world, as well as the industrial world, for more than 10 years now.

New intern @LINCS

Seyed JAFARI is an M2 Quantum and Distributed Computer Science student at the Universite Paris-Saclay. His internship is going to be focused on research on Quantum Networks. It is supervised by Ludovic NOIRIE and takes place at Nokia Bell Labs. He enjoys quantum computing and information-related subjects such as quantum cryptography, key distribution, etc. He pursues synthetic biology as a leisure-time hobby.

Event « What next? » for the PhD students

Webpage of the event: https://www.lincs.fr/events/what-next-event-for-the-phds/

Navigating the PhD is certainly not an easy task, but making decisions about what to do next can be even more complicated and stressful.

@LINCS we know how difficult and disorienting this can be, thus we invited some former LINCS members (who were in this situation only a few years ago) to tell us their stories.