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If you are interested in Contact Tracing Apps in the context of the Covid19 pandemic (in particular ROBERT and DP3T), you might be interested in my presentation
We have one open position, starting january : CDI equivalent of senior researchers at INSA Centre Val de Loire / Systems and Data Security team (french and english version). Please contact me for more details.

I currently hold the following positions :

Member of the CNRS GDR Sécurité Informatique bureau. Co-chair of the Privacy working group (with Mathieu Cunche)
Associate member of the INRIA, PETRUS Team, since january 2017.

My current research focuses on Privacy & Security in Information Management Systems and Applications. More specifically, I am interested in :

Anonymization techniques.
Models to represent, quantify and enforce limited data collection.
Methods to enforce existing privacy models using secure hardware devices or cryptographic techniques (eg. Blockchain).
Design and implementation of large scale privacy-by-design personal information management applications (in general interdisciplinary research).

Projet ANR PrELAP (Dynamic Epistemic Logics for Privacy), ANR Funding
Projet ANR SendUP (SEmantic Networks of Data: Utility and Privacy), ANR Funding
Projet ADOPTER (Analyse de Données issues de Tests Volontaires), Région Centre Val de Loire Funding
French-Japanese working group on Privacy

Semi-structured Databases (XML), their query languages (XQuery), and in particular temporal/privacy aspects.
Peer-to-peer (P2P) XML databases, and their confidentiality/security aspects.
Ontologies

I am alumnus of :

Office CRI 07, INSA Centre Val de Loire, 88 boulevard Lahitolle, CS 60013 - 18022 BOURGES cedex, FRANCE
Phone : (+33) 2 48 48 40 94

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