Gwendal SIMON
Enseignant-chercheur
Dépt. Informatique
Téléphone : 02 29 00 15 73
Télécopie : 02 29 00 12 82
Courriel : gwendal.simon@telecom-bretagne.eu
Short Bio
Gwendal Simon received his Master Degree in Computer Science in 2000 and his PhD degree in Computer Science in December 2004 after three years at both France Telecom R&D and IRISA. During his PhD, he conceived and developed the Solipsis system -- a distributed shared virtual world -- which has received a worldwide attention, including innovation prize, and has turned out to be a successful start-up.
Then, he had worked as a researcher at France Telecom R&D for almost two years. He has focused on innovation processes and peer-to-peer systems, in particular he initiated an innovative collaboration with local start-ups, resulting in the building of a co-working place.
Since September 2006, he is Associate Professor at Telecom Bretagne, a graduate engineering school within the Institut Telecom where his main mission is to raise research activities on autonomous networks. He has published more than twenty papers in renowned international journals and conferences, and he has contributed to more than ten collaborative research projects.
Research
Keywords: Large-scale and spontaneous distributed networks (peer-to-peer and ad-hoc networks), operational research
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Recent Publications
Yiping Chen, Bing Han, Jimmy Leblet, Gwendal Simon and Gilles Straub, « Network-Friendly Box-Powered Video Delivery System », in Proc. of International Teletraffic Congress (ITC21), 2009.
Yiping Chen, Jimmy Leblet and Gwendal Simon. « On Reducing the Cross-Domain Traffic of Box-Powered CDN » in Proc. of IEEE Int. Conf. on Computers, Communications and Networks (IC3N), 2009.
Anne-Marie Kermarrec, Erwan Le Merrer, Yaning Liu and Gwendal Simon. « Surfing Peer-to-Peer IPTV System: Distributed Channel Switching », in Proc. of EuroPar, 2009.
Bing Han, Jimmy Leblet and Gwendal Simon. « Hard Multidimensional Multiple Choice Knapsack Problems, an Empirical Study », accepted in Computers & Operations Research.
Roy Friedman, Ari Shotland and Gwendal Simon. « Efficient Route Discovery in Hybrid Networks », Ad-Hoc Networks, vol. 7, issue 6, August 2009.
Bing Han, Jimmy Leblet and Gwendal Simon. « Query Range Problem in Wireless Sensor Networks », in IEEE Communications Letters, vol 13, no 1, January 2009.
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