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Some Recent Publications
Karine Altisen, Alain Cournier, Geoffrey Defalque, Stéphane Devismes:
Self-stabilizing Synchronous Unison in Directed Networks
Erwan Jahier, Karine Altisen, Stéphane Devismes, Gabriel B. Sant'Anna:
Model Checking of Distributed Algorithms using Synchronous Programs
Bruno Ferres, Oussama Oulkaid, Ludovic Henrio, Mehdi Khosravian, Matthieu Moy, Gabriel Radanne, Pascal Raymond:
Electrical Rule Checking of Integrated Circuits using Satisfiability Modulo Theory
Karine Altisen, Stéphane Devismes, Anaïs Durand, Colette Johnen, Franck Petit:
Self-stabilizing Systems in Spite of High Dynamics
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Jobs and internships
[Master] Implementation of critical applications on multi-core: execution mode analysis to reduce interferences
PERSYVAL Master 2 Scholarships
[Funded PhD/PostDoc] Countermeasures to (transient) Side-Channel Attacks in a Formally Verified Compiler
[Funded PhD] Annotations de sécurité pour compilateur optimisant formellement vérifié
[Funded PhD] Formal Modeling and Verification of Parameterized and Distributed Systems
[Funded PhD] Improving Diagnosis for a Formal Verification Tool for Electrical Circuits at Transistor Level
[Funded PhD] Modular Analysis for Formal Verification of Integrated Circuits at Transistor Level
[Funded PhD] Quantitative analysis of software security against adaptive attacks
[Master] Formal Methods for the Verification of Self-Adapting Distributed Systems
[Master]Leakage in presence of an active and adaptive adversary
[PostDoc] Implementation of critical applications on multi-core: execution mode analysis to reduce interferences
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