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 (Inria – TP): 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.
Spotlight
What’s coming next!
SAVE THE DATE: The 2023 LINCS Annual Workshop will take place on July 5th & 6th.
(Amphi Rose Dieng, at Télécom-Paris in Palaiseau)
Members of the Scintific Committee giving talks in presence: prof. Nick Bambos (Stanford University), prof. Roch Guerin (Washington University in Saint Louis), prof. Marco Ajmone-Marsan (Politecnico di Torino).
Coming talks at LINCS seminar
- Talk by Pierre Popineau (Inria) – April 26
- Talk by Vamsi Addanki (TU Berlin) – May 17
Practical Networks
- Maya Kassis (IP Paris) – May 03
- Makhlouf Hadji (SystemX) – May 24
Network Theory Working Group
- Minimum distance in strings by Dimitrios Milioris (Nokia) – May 17 (postponed to the fall)
Python Workshop
- Guillaume Nibert (Sorbonne) – May 10
- Matthieu Gouel (Sorbonne) – May 31
What we’ve been doing…
Event « Women@LINCS »
Talks at LINCS seminar
(check the videos at the following links!)
- Strategic Computational Investment in Blockchain Mining by Swapnil Dhamal (Télécom-SudParis)
- Distributed Function Computation over Networks by Derya Malak (Eurecom)
- Age of Information Processes under Strongly Mixing Communication by Adrian Redder (Paderborn Univ.)
- fAST: How to find relevant regular expression from a small set of positive examples by Maxime Raynal (LIG and Nokia)
- Coverage and Capacity of Joint Communication and Sensing in Wireless Networks by Nicholas Olson (University of Texas)
- Some Methods to Improve IoT Performance and Cybersecurity by Erol Gelenbe (Institute of Theoretical & Applied Informatics, Polish Academy of Sciences, & Laboratoire I3S Univ. Cote d’Azur)
Practical Networks
(check the videos at the following links!)
- Content Delivery Networks: providing content at global scale by Andrea Araldo (Télécom-SudParis)
- Wireless communications for dummies – part 2 by Lorenzo Maggi (Nokia)
- Platooning in VANETs by Emma Braiteh (Télécom-Paris)
- How Google Manages Its Data-Center Interconnexion With Sdn by Matthieu Gouel (Sorbonne)
Network Theory Working Group
(check the videos at the following links!)
- Gaussian limit laws and generating series by Elie De Panafieu (Nokia)
- An introduction to the numerical solver for multiple integrals by Guodong Sun (Inria+Nokia)
- Introduction to Differential Privacy by Ilia Shilov (Inria)
- Collective Behavior Emerging From Multiple Agents in Networks by Andrea Araldo (TSP)
Python Workshop
(check the videos at the following links!)
- A Bit of Gymnastics in Python by François Durand (Nokia)
- Parse and analyze source codes with Tree-sitter by Maxime Mouchet (IPinfo)
- Note taking and knowledge management with Obsidian.md and Zotero by Guillaume Nibert (Sorbonne)
- Hands-on JavaScript by Rémi Varloot (Nokia)
Follow us!
On our website: www.lincs.fr
On Twitter: https://twitter.com/LINCS_Paris
On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8K10O_xmNUbeVJgLnrFNxQ
On LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/lincs-paris
Come find us…
Join us at 19 place Marguerite Perey, Palaiseau, 91123 Palaiseau (4th floor)