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Students
Current PhD Students
Former PhD Students
- Yannick Leo: structure des reseaux dynamiques
- Matteo Morini: analyse des grandes donnees sous forme de graphes
- Benjamin Girault: Traitement du Signal sur Graphes -- Contributions à un Domaine Emergent.
- Lucie Martinet: iBird: Individual Based Investigation of Resistance Dissemination
- Adrien Friggeri: Overlapping Community Detection
- Qinna Wang: Dynamic Community detection
- Elyes Ben Hamida: Provisionning MAC for WSN, R&D Expert - Research Scientist at QU Wireless Innovations Center (QUWIC)
- Andreea Chis: Sensor Network Cross Layer Optimization
- Jialiang Lu: IPv6 benefits in spontaneous
networks
- Fabrice Theoleyre: Mobility management in
hybrid networks. Research Officer, CNRS
- Nathalie Mitton: Self organizing ad hoc
networks. Research Officer, INRIA POPS
- Guillaume Chelius: Ad hoc network architecture
and communications. Inria Research Officer, CEO of HiKoB
- Hend Koubaa: Service Location protocol for ad-hoc
networks.Associate Professor, Tunis
Current Master Students
Former Master Students
- Florent Robic
- Yannick Leo
- Oana Iova
- Vincent Neiger
- Patrycja Chowaniec
- Barthelemy Mathieu
- Razvan Stanica: Community algorithms
- Elhaj Hichem: MAC protocols for sensor networks
- Alexander Stauffer: Analysis of dynamic WSN
- Ivan Gordon Medrano: Sampling packet for networking monitoring
- Igor Perret: Sensor bootloader
- Xose Lois Diaz Queijeiro: Mutimedia transport protocols in ad hoc networks
- Manel Ben Jdidia: P2P dissemination for multi-hop wireless networks
- Fouad BAYA: Frequency hoping in ad hoc networks
- K Boutale: Notion of robustness in ad hoc networks
- Ashish Ameena: Information dissemination in ad
hoc networks
- Alexis Arnaud: Dense zone characterization
- Guillaume Chelius: Multicast Ad Hoc networks
routing protocols.
- Hend Koubaa: Active multicasting
- Mouna Benaissa: QoS and ad-hoc networks
- Vahagn Donabédian: Collective communications and
routing in fat-tree architectures
- Alain Bouchareissa: Simulator of topologies based
on T9000 and C104
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Students