Responsabilities within INRIA

1. •Since July 2018, Kopernic scientific team leader.
   

2. •Since September 2019, elected member of the Inria Scientific Board.
   

3. •Since 2015 and together with Steve Kremer (first with Serge Abiteboul), co-chair of INRIA committee on Gender Parity and Equal Opportunities.
   

4. •TRIO scientific team leader: from January 2012 to September 2013
   

5. •Delegate of International Relations for INRIA Nancy-Grand Est: from January 2010 to September 2013
   

6. •Member of Evaluation Commission: from since September 2010 to August 2019. Coordinator of the working group on Equal opportunity between 2010 and 2014. Co-chair of PEDR WG.
   

7. •Member of COST-GTRI: between September 2011 and September 2014
   

8. •Member of CDT commission for INRIA Nancy-Grand Est: from September 2008 to January 2012
   

Invited talks

1. • Invited talk to Huawei DataGlobalCom 2020, Probabilities and Statistics to ease the CPS design, October 2020
   

2. • Invited talk at Seminaire@SystemX on statistical approaches for CPS design, March 2020. Recorded talk available on youtube
   

3. •Keynote talk of the 10th International Workshop on Compositional Theory and Technology for Real-Time Embedded Systems (CRTS2017), joint workshop with the IEEE RTSS2017
   

4. •Keynote talk at the 9th edition of Verification and Evaluation of computer and Communication Systems (VE- CoS2015). Title: "Probabilistic approaches for time critical embedded systems".
   

5. •Keynotetalkofthe21stInternationalConferenceonReal-TimeNetworksandSystems(RTNS2013),October2013. Title: "Probabilistic real-time systems".
   

6. •Invited lecture at French Summer School (ETR 2013), August 2013. Title: "Probabilistic real-time systems"
   

7. •Invited talk at the workshop for the 60th Anniversary of Professor Alan Burns, March 2013. Title: "Independence - a misunderstood property of and for real-time systems"
   

Steering committee member 

1. •[since 01/2016] Member of TCRTS. This committee is acting as steering committee for both RTAS and RTSS.
   

2. •[since 11/2015] Member of the steering committee of RTNS, the main French International event on Real-time Systems. You should join at least once this friendly event :-).
   

3. •2 international workshops (RTSOPS and WMC). The steering committee determines the scope and focus of the workshop and selects the PC chair(s).
   

Creation of workshops 

1. •Proposer of the Dagstuhl Seminar on Mixed Criticality, March 2015. Together with Robert Davis, Sanjoy Baruah and Claire Maiza the organization of the seminar to ensure the emergence of a common understanding on mixed-criticality systems (link). 
   

2. •Creation of the Junior Researcher Workshop on Real-Time Computing in 2007. This workshop is today a regular workshop joint with the International Conference on Real-Time and Networked Systems (RTNS). The workshop currently prepares its 9th edition (link).
   

3. •Together with Robert Davis, the creation of the International Workshop on Mixed Criticality Systems (WMC), joint workshop with IEEE Real-time Systems Symposium (link).
   

Chairing

1. •2022: General Chair of IEEE RTSS2022.
   

2. •2021: PC track chair of DATE2021.
   

3. •2020: PC co-chair IEEE RTCSA2020, track co-chair of DATE2020 and General co-chair of RTNS2020.
   

4. •2019: PC track chair of IEEE RTSS2019.
   

5. •2018: PC co-chair of IEEE WFCS2018.
   

6. •2017: Local chair of IEEE RTSS2017.
   

7. •2015: PC co-chair of RTNS2015.
   

8. •2012: General chair and PC co-chair of MAPSP2012.
   

Supervision

1. •8 PhD students: 4 defended theses (Dorin Maxim, Cristian Maxim, Salah Eddine Saidi and Slim Ben-Amor), 1 incomplete thesis (Walid Talaboulma) and 3 on-going theses (Evariste Ntaryamira, Kevin Zagalo and Marwan Wehaiba El Khazen).
   

2. •9 postdoctoral students: Roberto Medina, Adriana Gogonel, Mihail Asavoae, Irina Asavoae, Antoine Bertout, Tomasz Kloda, Dorin Maxim, Luca Santinelli, Patrick Meumeu, Dominique Bertrand.
   

3. • 2 visiting PhD students: Yue Lu (University of Malardelan), Bader Al-Ahmad (University of Vancouver)
   

PhD and HDR juries

1. •Reviewer for 11 PhD theses: Louis Viard (University of Lorraine, 2021), Hai Dang Vu (University of Nantes, 2021), Matteo Bertolino (Telecom Paris, 2020), Marco Pagani (University of Lille and Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna, 2020), Stephan Plassart (University of Grenoble, 2020), Roberto Medina (Telecom-Paritech, 2019), Fabrice Guet (ONERA, 2017), Guillaume Phavorin (LIAS, 2016), Antoine Bertout (LIFL, 2015); Maxime Cheramy (INSA Toulouse, 2014) and Vladimir-Alexandru Paun (Ecole Polytechnique, 2014).
   

2. •HDR jury member for the HDR defense of Audrey Queudet (University of Nantes, 2021).
   

3. • Jury member for 22 PhD theses (including as reviewer and excluding my own students): Tristan Fautrel (University Gustave Eiffel, 2021), Gautham Nayak Seetanadi (Lund University, 2021), Cedric Courtaud (Sorbonne University, 2020), Francisco Pozo (Malardelan University, 2019), Anh Toan Bui Long (University of Poitiers, 2019), Romain Gratia (Telecom ParisTech, 2017), Abhilash Thekkilakattil (University of Malardalen, 2016); Manar Qamhieh (University Paris-Est, Marne la Valée, 2015); Mikel Cordovilla (University of Toulouse, 2012); Luca Santinelli (Scuola Superiore Sant’Ana, 2011); Moris Behnam (University of Malardalen, 2010).