Section: Dissemination

Teaching - Supervision - Juries

• In France:

  • Hubert Charles is responsible for the Master of Modelling and Bioinformatics (BIM) at the Insa of Lyon. He teaches 192 hours per year in statistics and biology.

  • Pierluigi Crescenzi taught 120h (72h of Programming in Java for the undergraduate program in Computer Science and 48 of Distributed Algorithms for the Master in Computer Science) at the University of Florence.

  • Vincent Lacroix is responsible for several courses both at the University (L2: Bioinformatics, L3: Advanced Bioinformatics) and at the Insa (M1: Gene Expression, M2: Introduction to Bioinformatics for Biochemists). He teaches 192 hours per year in bioinformatics and statistics.

  • Arnaud Mary taught 110 hours in 2015 as a recently recruited personnel of the University of Lyon (L1: mathematics; L2: bioinformatics; M1: data analysis; M1: computer science, as well as 8h at the M2 in Computer Science at the ENS Lyon).

  • Cristina Vieira is responsible for the Evolutionary Genetics and Genomics academic career of the Master Ecosciences-Microbiology. She was awarded an IUF (Institut Universitaire de France) distinction and teaches genetics 64 hours per year at the University and ENS Lyon.

• In Italy:

  • Alberto Marchetti-Spaccamela taught 60 hours of Computing Models (undergraduate class) and 30 hours of Privacy in the electronic society (master class) at Sapienza University of Rome.

  • Nadia Pisanti taught 72h (24h of Programming in C for the undergraduate program in Computer Science and 42 of Algorithms for Bioinformatics for the Master in Computer Science) at the University of Pisa.

• In The Netherlands:

  • Gunnar Klau taught 40h (BSc course in Algorithm Engineering) at the Free University of Amsterdam, as well as one day of a two-day summer school for PhD students and postdocs on Biological Network Analysis at Free University Medical Center Amsterdam.

Inria or CNRS Junior and senior researchers as well as PhD students and postdocs are also involved in teaching. Notably Alice Julien-Laferrière (PhD student) taught 80 hours of Applied Mathematics and Bioinformatics at the Department of Biology (undergraduate students); Hélène Lopez-Maestre (PhD student) and Laura Urbini (PhD student) taught each 64 hours of Mathematics and Statistics at the Department of Biology (undergraduate students); Marie-France Sagot (Senior Inria Researcher) taught 6 hours at the Master 2 in Computer Science at the ENS Lyon; Blerina Sinaimeri (Junior Inria Researcher) taught 8h in Discrete Mathematics at the Master of Modelling and Bioinformatics (BIM), INSA, and Master 1 MIV, University Lyon 1, as well as 10h at the Master 2 in Computer Science at the ENS Lyon; Fabrice Vavre taught 25h on symbiosis (L3, M1, M2, University Lyon 1, ENS Lyon, University of Poitiers).

• Sandro Andreotti, FU Berlin, February 2015, supervisor: G. Klau.

• Mohammed El-Kebir, VU University Amsterdam, October 2015, supervisor: G. Klau.

• Mariana Galvão Ferrarini, University of Lyon 1, December 2015, supervisors: M.-F. Sagot and A. Zaha.

• Nela Lekic, University of Maastricht, December 2015, supervisor: L. Stougie, R. Peeters, S. Kelk.

• Gunnar Klau: Reviewer of the PhDs of Timo Maarleveld, VU Amsterdam, The Netherlands; Kasper Dinkla, TU Eindhoven, The Netherlands; Martina Summer-Kutmon, Maastricht University, The Netherlands; Daniel Taliun, University of Bozen, Italy.

• Nadia Pisanti: Reviewer of the PhD of Michele Schimd, University of Padova, Italy.

• Leen Stougie: Member of the PhD committee of Ward Romeijnders, University of Groningen, The Netherlands; Mohammed El-Bekir, Free University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

• Fabrice Vavre: Reviewer of the PhDs of S. Gerritsma, Groningen University, The Netherlands, and Z.S. Wong, University of Quennsland, Australia; member of the PhD committee of R. Stalinski, University of Grenoble Alpes, France; reviewer of the HDR of O. Kaltz, University of Montpellier 2, France; member of the HDR committee of F. Dedeine, University of Tours, France.

• Alain Viari: Reviewer of the HDR of Sarah Cohen-Boulakia and member of the HDR committee of Julie Bernauer, both University of Paris 11, France.