Jean-Louis Roch
Within laboratory LIG (and previously laboratories ID-IMAG [1999-2006] and LMC-IMAG [1986-1999]), my research
has largely been in the interaction of parallel algorithms and their programming on parallel and/or
distributed architectures:
supercomputers; clusters and grid;
SMP, multicore and embedded systems.
In the framework of the MOAIS team-project (2005-),
I study adaptive parallel algorithms and their scheduling in the context of interactive applications (with Daouda Traoré and Jean-Denis Lesage) and on multi-processor system on chips (MPSoCs, with Julien Bernard).
I work also on security and fault-tolerance for global computations (with Thomas Roche and Sébastien Varrette) within the CryptAlpes group. I was previously member of APACHE Project (CNRS-INRIA-INPG-UJF) (1995-2004).
I am currently involved in the following resaerch contracts:
- ANR SafeScale/BGPR
Security And Fault-tolerance to Exploit Safety ambient Computing in lArge scaLe Environments
[ARA Sécurité des Systèmes Informatiques ambiants]
- ANR DiscoGrid
Distributed objects and components
for high performance scientific computing on the Grid'5000 test-bed
[ANR CICG ANR-05-CIGC-005 - 2006-2009]
- Projet SCEPTRE
Techniques d'implémentation sur MP-SoC
[pôle de compétitivité mondial MINALOGIC - 10/2006-2009]
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I give lectures in the following thema: algorithms and complexity (data structures; probabilistic, approximation
and parallel algorithms); coding theory and algebraic processing (cryptography, error correcting codes, computer algebra).
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