Section: Dissemination

Teaching - Supervision - Juries

Teaching

• Masters

• Engineering School: Cédric Adjih, “Microcontrollers: from embedded systems to the Internet of Things”, 3 hours TD, Telecom SudParis.

• Engineering school, third year students at Ecole Polytechnique: Laurent Massoulié taught an 18 hour course on “Networks: distributed control and emerging phenomena”, and gave 18 hours of exercise classes for the Operations Research course taught by Stéphane Gaubert.

• PhD students course: Laurent Massoulié taught a 10 hour course to PhD students (mostly from EPFL and ETH but not only) on community detection, as part of a summer school in Les Diablerets.

• M2 course: Laurent Massoulié taught 10 hours in an M2 course of the Master of Probability and Statistics at Jussieu, on random graphs and epidemic models.

Supervision

1. Cedric Adjih currently advises Fatma Somaa, on ”handling mobility in routing in wireless sensor networks”, thesis started in 2013 and co-advised with Inès El Korbi (Institut Supérieur d'Informatique et de Gestion de Kairouan, Tunisie).

2. Laurent Massoulie currently advises 2 PhD students: Lennart Gulikers and Remi Varloot.

3. Emmanuel Baccelli currently advises 2 PhD students: Oliver Hahm, on ”Dependable IoT protocols and platforms”, (Nov. 2012-) and Hauke Petersen, on ”Holistic and generic IoT network stacks”, (Nov. 2013-).

4. Aline Viana currently advises 3 PhD students: Felipe Domingos, on ”Identifying Social Attributes in VANETs” (January 2013-). Roni Shigueta, on ”Resource allocation in highly mobile wireless networks” (January 2012-). Guangshuo Chen, on ”Understanding and predicting human demanded content and mobility” (September 2014-).

5. PhD completed: Eduardo Mucelli, ”Revealing new facets of humain behavior”, November 2011- May 2015. Advisor: Aline Carneiro Viana.

Juries

1. Aline Viana was on the PhD jury of Filippo Rebecchi, ”Device-to-Device Data Offloading: From Model to Implementation”, Univ. Paris 6 - Sorbone Universite, September 2015;

2. Aline Viana was on the PhD jury of N. R. Zema, ”Spontaneous mobility and autonomours (Re)configuration techiniques to support next generation networks”, Univ. of Reggio Calabria, April 2015;