Florence Maraninchi

Professor, Grenoble INP / ENSIMAG
VERIMAG laboratory
(Group leader: Synchronous Languages and Reactive Systems)

Florence dot Maraninchi at imag dot fr
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mail: VERIMAG, Centre Equation, 2 Avenue de Vignate 38610 GIERES, France
tel. (33) 4.56.52.03.49
fax (33) 4.56.52.03.44

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http://www-verimag.imag.fr/~maraninx

Short CV

Florence Maraninchi received the Ph.D. in Computer Science and the ``Habilitation a diriger des recherches (HDR)’’ from the University of Grenoble, France, in 1990 and 1997, respectively. In 1990, she joined UJF (Joseph Fourier University, Grenoble) as an assistant professor. In 2000, she joined INPG, where she currently holds a professor position. From september 2005 to august 2007, she was with CNRS.

She teaches at ENSIMAG (the department of Computer Science, Applied Maths and Telecom of Grenoble INP). Her teaching interests include algorithms and programming languages, compiler design, formal verification of critical systems, basic circuit design, object-oriented modeling, formal models for time and parallelism, and embedded system design. With R. Leveugle, she is in charge of the new Grenoble INP master programme on embedded software and systems. She is the co-author of two teaching books (in french): a book for beginners on algorithms and programming languages; a book for undergraduate students on the basics of circuits, computer organization and low level software.

Her research activities are with the VERIMAG laboratory, where she is the head of the ``synchrone’’ group. Her research interests include synchronous languages for embedded real-time components and systems, Design-by-Contract for embedded reactive systems, modeling and validation of systems-on-a-chip at the transactional level (in cooperation with STmicroelectronics), modeling and analysis of ad-hoc sensor networks (in cooperation with FranceTelecom R&D) and, more recently, aspect-oriented-programming for reactive systems and component-based development tools.

A Note on the Use of Foreign Languages

This site is mainly in English, for a wide audience, except for the subjects that are closely related to the French education and administration system. For the scientific subjects, the policy could be called "anarchic multilinguism". The documents (reports, Master and PhD thesis, ...) are provided in English if this version is available, and in French otherwise.

A new version of this site will probably provide the articles in the language of the reader, when it is available, and otherwise in the reference language in which it was written first. This means that I don’t maintain the translations of all the articles, but I could take some time in the future to write the translations in French of the main presentations. Any comment or suggestion on a simple way to manage multilinguism for sites like this one is welcome.