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Students

Internship

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Current Postdoc

• Sébastien Bouchard, Proof assistant for probabilistic robots.

Current Students

• Alice Di Carlo (M.S.), Blockchains for Healthcare Organizations.
• Anthony Honorat (Ph.D.), Networks of Fat Robots.

Former Postdocs

• Raluca Diaconu (January-November 2015), Byzantine fault-tolerance in Dynamic Networks.
• Hoang Anh Phan (December 2010-November 2011), Fault-injection in P2P Networks.
• Alessia Milani (October 2009-August 2010), Algorithms for Geometric Distributed Problems.
• Stéphane Devismes (September 2007-August 2008), Distributed Algorithms for Sensor Networks.
• Mariusz Rokicki (March 2007-November 2007), Game Theory for Distributed Systems.
• Partha Sarathi Mandal (January 2007-December 2007), Robust Large-scale Sensor Networks.

Former Students

• Giovanni Farina (Sorbonne Univ.) (Ph.D. defended December 2020). Byzantine Tolerance in Dynamic Networks.
• Adam Heriban (Sorbonne Univ.) (Ph.D. defended December 2020). Realistic Robot Networks.
• Nesrine Ammar (Sorbonne Univ.) (Ph.D. defended March 2020). Internet of Things.
• Ulysse Léchine (ENS Lyon) (M.S. defended July 2019). Randomized algorithms for mobile robots.
• Léo Tible (ENS Cachan) (June-August 2018). Self-stabilization and Game Theory.
• Adam Heriban (ENS Cachan) (M.S. defended September 2017). Optimal Gathering.
• Walid Benchaita (Univ. Pierre & Marie Curie) (Ph.D. defended December 2016). Self-stabilization of Autonomic Networks.
• Quentin Bramas (Univ. Pierre & Marie Curie) (Ph.D. defended October 2016). Passively and Actively mobile Sensors.
• Giovanni Farina (M.S. defended december 2016). Byzantine Fault-Tolerance.
• François Durand (Univ. Pierre & Marie Curie) (Ph.D. defended September 2015).
• Amélie Delga (ENSIIE) (M.S. defended September 2015)
• Pedro Lusich (Univ. Pierre & Marie Curie) (M.S. defended July 2015)
• Alexandre Maurer (Univ. Pierre & Marie Curie) (Ph.D. defended November 2014).
• Mariem Ben Fadhl (Univ. Pierre & Marie Curie) (M.S. defended September 2014).
• Quentin Bramas (Univ. Pierre & Marie Curie) (M.S. defended September 2013).
• Valentin Del Picollo (Univ. Pierre & Marie Curie) (M.S. defended September 2013).
• Rémi Picot (Univ. Pierre & Marie Curie) (M.S. defended September 2013).
• Zohir Bouzid (Univ. Pierre & Marie Curie) (Ph.D. defended July 2013).
• Fedwa Boubeker (Univ. René Descartes) (M.S. defended September 2012).
• Chérifa Daad (Univ. Pierre & Marie Curie) (M.S. defended September 2012).
• Kei Delhomme (Japan), (M.S. defended October 2012).
• Anthony Honorat (Univ. Pierre & Marie Curie) (M.S. defended September 2012).
• Ali Oubaziz (Univ. René Descartes) (M.S. defended September 2012).
• Huynh The Dang (Univ. Pierre & Marie Curie) (M.S. defended December 2011).
• Swan Dubois (Univ. Pierre & Marie Curie) (Ph.D. defended December 2011). Distributed safety with malicious players.
• Nini Zhu (Univ. Pierre & Marie Curie) (M.S. Defended September 2011). Self-stabilizing Maximal Matching Revisited.
• Alexandre Maurer (ENS Cachan) (M.S. Defended July 2011). Containing Byzantine Nodes with Control Zones.
• Samuel Bernard (Univ. Pierre & Marie Curie) (Ph.D. defended December 2010). Distributed algorithms: defeating the constraints of modern networks.
• Asim Ali (Univ. Paris-Sud) (Ph.D. defended September 2010). Robustness in Large Scale Distributed Systems.
• Zohir Bouzid (Univ. Versailles Saint Quentin) (M.S. Defended September 2009). Byzantine resilient convergence.
• Anissa Lamani (Univ. Pierre & Marie Curie) (M.S. defended September 2009). Symmetry and robot networks.
• Julien Lourdelet (Univ. Pierre & Marie Curie) (M.S. defended September 2009). P2P MMORPGs.
• Olga Melekhova (Univ. Pierre & Marie Curie) (M.S. defended September 2008). Robot Networks.
• Mickael Smagghue (Univ. Marne la Vallée) (M.S. defended September 2008). Peer-to-peer Online Video Games.
• William Hoarau (Univ. Paris-Sud) (Ph.D. defended March 2008). Fault injection in distributed systems.
• Praveen Kumar Danturi (Kent State Univ.) (M.S. defended february 2007). Self-stabilizing Philosophers with Generic Conflicts.
• Mathieu Bergounioux (Univ. Paris-Sud) (M.S. defended september 2006). Protocol Evaluation in Sensor Networks.
• Selim Bessassi (Supelec) (M.S. defended september 2006). Distributed approximation and self-stabilization.
• Fabien Vauchelles (Univ. Paris-Sud) - (M.S defended september 2005). Fault injection in distributed java applications.
• Toussaint Guglielmi (Univ. Paris-Sud) - (M.S defended september 2004). Fault injection middleware.
• William Hoarau (Univ. Paris-Sud) - (M.S. defended july 2004). Fault injection specification language.
• Venkat Krishnan (Univ. of Nevada Las Vegas) - (M.S. defended may 2004). Stabilizing IDPR.
• Isai Arasu (Univ. of Nevada Las Vegas) - (M.S. defended may 2004). Self-stabilizing wormhole routing in hypercubes.
• Denis Fortin (Univ. Paris-Sud) - (M.S. defended september 2003). Routing protocol simulation with NS-2.
• Narcisa Alprecht (Univ. of Nevada Las Vegas) - (M.S. defended february 2003). Leader Election in a Ring Network.
• Wei Huang (Univ. of Nevada Las Vegas) - (M.S. defended october 2002). Distributed Synchronizers in Network Simulator Software.
• Ludovic Cintrat (Univ. Paris-Sud) - (M.S. defended september 2002). Searching with mobile agents in a network with liars.
• Duy-So Nguyen (Univ. Paris 8) - (M.S. defended september 2002). Self-stabilization of inter-domain routing.
• Anthony B. Kenitzki (Univ. of Nevada Las Vegas) - (M.S. defended may 2002). Self-stabilizing wormhole routing.
• Yu Chen (Univ. of Nevada Las Vegas) - (M.S. defended december 2000). Self-stabilizing Border Gateway Protocol.