Section: Dissemination

Teaching

Teaching Activities

• Undergraduate course at IUT-2' (UPMF University), on network Communications, by Vincent Roca (24h).

• Undergraduate course on Networking, by Walid Dabbous (36h), Ecole Polytechnique, Palaiseau, France.

• Undergraduate course on Networks and Telecommunications, by Mohamed Ali Kaafar (40h), Ensimag Engineering school, France.

• Undergraduate course at Polytech' Grenoble, on Wireless Communications, by Vincent Roca (12h).

• Undergraduate course at IUT, Nice-Sophia Antipolis University, Local Aarea Networks by Chadi Barakat (28h), France.

• Undergraduate course at IUP GMI Avignon on Peer-to-peer networks, by Arnaud Legout (38h), France.

• Master Crypto and Security: course on Wireless Security by Claude Castelluccia (20h), Ensimag/University of Grenoble, France.

• Master MOSIG: course on Wireless Security by Claude Castelluccia (12h), Ensimag/INPG, France.

• Master FST : course on P2P networks: performance and security challenges by Mohamed Ali Kaafar (21h), Tunisia.

• Master Phelma: course on Computer Networks by Mohamed Ali Kaafar (12h), INPG , France.

• Master Ubinet: course on Evolving Internet - architectural challenges by Walid Dabbous and Chadi Barakat 42 hours, University of Nice-Sophia Antipolis, France.

• Master RTM: course on Wireless networking by Chadi Barakat, 7h, IUP Avignon, France.

• Master CAR: course on Internet monitoring by Chadi Barakat, 3h, Telecom Paris Tech, France.

• Master TSM: course on Voice over IP by Chadi Barakat, (7h),University of Nice-Sophia Antipolis, France.

• Master Ubinet: course on Peer-to-peer networks, by Arnaud Legout (21), University of Nice-Sophia Antipolis.

Phd students

• PhD : Daniele Perito defended his PhD titled “Trustworthy Code Execution on Embedded Devices” on October 13th, at Grenoble University. His thesis was supervised by Claude Castelluccia.

• PhD: Stevens Le Blond defended his PhD titled “Is Privacy Dead (in P2P Networks)?” on April 28th. His thesis was co-supervised by Arnaud Legout and Walid Dabbous.

• PhD: Rao Naveed Bin Rais defended his PhD titled “Adaptive Communication Mechanisms for Networks with Episodic Connectivity” on February 1st, at University of Nice-Sophia Antipolis. His thesis was supervised by Thierry Turletti.

• PhD : Mohamad Jaber defended his PhD titled “Internet traffic profiling and identification” on October 6th at University of Nice-Sophia Antipolis. His thesis was supervised by Chadi Barakat.

• PhD: Imed Lassoued defended his PhD titled “Adaptive Monitoring and Management of Internet Traffic” on December 13 at University of Nice-Sophia Antipolis. His thesis was supervised by Chadi Barakat.

• PhD in progress : Sana Ben Hamida works on “Embedded System Security” since 2009. Her thesis is supervised by Claude Castelluccia.

• PhD in progress : Lukasz Olejnik works on “Internet Tracking and Profiling” since 2011. His thesis is supervised by Claude Castelluccia.

• PhD in progress : Min-Dung Tran works on “Privacy-Preserving Ad systems” since 2011. His thesis is co-supervised by Claude Castelluccia and Mohamed Ali Kaafar.

• PhD in progress : Abdelberri Chaabane works on “Online Privacy in heterogeneous networks” since September 2010. His thesis is supervised by Mohamed Ali Kaafar.

• PhD in progress : Dong Wang works on “Modeling social media and its impact on new digital ecnomy” since September 2011. His thesis is supervised by Mohamed Ali Kaafar.

• PhD in progress: Anshuman Kalla works on “Efficient transmission mechanisms for Information Centric Network Architectures” since december 2011. His thesis is co-supervised by Thierry Turletti and Walid Dabbous.

• PhD in progress: Shafqat Ur-Rehman works on “Benchmarking in Wireless Networks” since 2008. His thesis is co-supervised by Thierry Turletti and Walid Dabbous.

• PhD in progress: Amir Krifa works on “Towards better content dissemination applications for Disruption Tolerant Networks” since 2009. His thesis is supervised by Chadi Barakat.

• PhD in progress: Ashwin Rao works on “Performance evaluation of communication networks”. His thesis is co-supervised by Arnaud Legout and Walid Dabbous.

• PhD in progress: Ludovic Jacquin works on “High Bandwidth Secure Communications” since 2009. His thesis is co-supervised by Vincent Roca and Jean-Louis Roch.

• PhD in progress: Ferdaouss Mattoussi works on “Self-configuration and optimization of FEC over wireless protocol layers” since 2010. Her work is co-supervised by Vincent Roca and Bessem Sayadi.

Interns

• Ana Nika (from Mar 2011 until Jul 2011)

  • Subject: Henna: A new naming mechanism for very heterogeneous networks prone to connection disruptions

  • Institution: National University of Athens (Greece)

• Claudio Freire (from March 2011 until Sep 2011)

  • Subject: Extending NEPI, Adding support for PlanetLab experimentation platform

  • Institution: Universidad de Buenos Aires (Argentina)

• Sandun Wijayarathne (from April 2011 to August 2011)

  • Subject: Support of mobility in content centric networks

  • Institution: Ubinet Master, University of Nice-Sophia Antipolis (France)

• Mauricio Jost (from April 2011 to August 2011)

  • Subject: Monitoring the quality of internet access by active probing

  • Institution: Ubinet Master, University of Nice-Sophia Antipolis (France)

• Blerina Lika (from June 2011 to July 2011)

  • Subject: Rate and error control in content centric network

  • Institution: National University of Athens (Greece)

• Anestasia Fedane (from Feb 2011 to July 2011)

  • Subject: Privacy in Location-Based Services

  • Institution: University of Grenoble (France)

• Min-Dung Tran (from Feb 2011 to July 2011)

  • Subject: Information Leakage in Ad systems

  • Institution: University of Grenoble (France)

• William Lecat (from April 2011 to June 2011)

  • Subject: Differentially private spatial aggregation

  • Institution: Ecole Polytechnique (France)

• Hervé Falciani (from March 2011 to August 2011)

  • Subject: Personal Data on Content Centric Networking

  • Institution: Ubinet Master, University of Nice-Sophia Antipolis (France)

• Manu Sekar (from Feb 2011 to July 2011)

  • Subject: Energy versus Security tradeoff in Wireless Sensor Networks

  • Institution: INPG (France)