Research activities
My research mainly focuses on performance evaluation of large-scale computer systems. A typical application is heavy scientific computations. More precisely, I'm interested both in analytical tools (Markovian) and scalable numerical and simulation techniques for modeling large systems.
Here is my academic resumé (last updated 2015)
Publications
My recent publications are listed on the Hal open archive.
A complete list of publications before 2012 is also available with links for downloads.
Sorry, no complete up-to-date list is available due to a recent change of the lab’s favourite bibliographic tool. Please send me an email in case of dead/missing links for PDFs.
Projects
- I am currently a member of the ANR MARMOTE project (ANR MN 2012), coordinated by Alain Jean-Marie.
Past projects
- DOCCA project : I coordinated a project called Design and Optimization of a Collaborative Computing Architecture (ANR Jeunes Chercheurs 2007-2011).
Students
- intern (2013 and 2014): Marion Dalle (Polytech’Grenoble RICM)
- intern (2011): co-advised Thibault Jurado-Leduc (Polytech’Grenoble RICM)
- PhD student (year 2007): Ricardo Czekster, now at PUCRS
- Intern (june/july 2006): Rémi Bertin (Supélec)
Collaborators
I addition to my students I’v worked mainly with:
- Ana Busic
- Yves Durand, CEA
- Stéphane Durand, ENS Lyon
- Vincent Danjean
- Bruno Gaujal
- Arnaud Legrand
- Vania Marangozova
- Philippe Nain
- Nihal Pekergin
- Franck Quessette
- Keith W. Ross
- Jean-Marc Vincent
More on the Research environment in Grenoble
The Grenoble research environment in Computer Science is particularly rich and complex due to historical reasons.
A brief map of our main CS research entities is provided on G. Mounié’s webpage.
A short presentation of the french public research system is available in french on the Research and Higher Education ministry website : Où se fait la recherche?