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Dr. Jean-Marc Seigneur

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Advanced Systems Group
Centre Universitaire d'Informatique
University of Geneva
24, rue Général-Dufour
1211 Genève 4 - SWITZERLAND

Phone: +41 22 37 90 238
Fax: +41 22 379 12 15

Jean-Marc.Seigneur@trustcomp.org

Web Page : http://cui.unige.ch/~seigneur/
My Skype ID: jmseigneur
My public key may be found here.


Jm PhD TCD Graduation

After a big time as a Research Fellow at Trinity College Dublin (TCD), I'm delighted to join the ASG at the CUI of the University of Geneva, which shares history with Savoy, ma native region (actually I also teach a peer-to-peer master course at the University of Savoie). I was born in Megève, one of the 12 best of the Alps ski resorts, 60 kilometers from Geneva.

My domain of research is self-organised pervasive computing, with an emphasis on identity and trust management, reputation, privacy and security through collaboration. I am interested in the smart world where anything can sense, compute, memorize and communicate: smart devices, smart spaces, smart people... without forgetting that the mission of a smart space is to enhance the space. Ubiquitous computing security is key for the success of this mission. Ubiquitous computing may also be called ubicomp, percom for pervasive computing, ambient intelligence... I've also started a specific theme on augmented human technnologies with the first Augmented Human International Conference with proceedings published by the ACM since 2010.

I own a PhD in Computer Science from TCD, a master in electrical engineering from the National Institute of Applied Sciences (INSA) and an MSc in Computer Science (Networks and Distributed Systems) from TCD. Before my affiliation with universities, I worked for Hewlett-Packard (in China on the connection of production lines of medical devices to the worldwide HP intranet and in France on R&D projects of the HP Business Desktop division). I underwent military service in the 7th Battalion of Chasseurs Alpins (historically known as Blue Devils).

If you'd like to hear about computational trust technology transfer and meaningful trustworthy computing, I recommend: http://www.trustcomp.org/

computational artificial trustSecurity through CollaborationAugmented Human International Conference

Please drop me a line to discuss new ventures and collaborations at
Jean-Marc.Seigneur@trustcomp.org!

Nokia (Finland), Philips Research (The Netherlands), OpenBC (Germany), Hewlett-Packard (France), (MIT) Media Lab Europe (Ireland), MDF (France), Ericsson Systems Expertise (Ireland), DIT (Ireland), Philips Remote Control Systems (Belgium), AIFB (Germany), Amazon (USA)...

Projects

I've contributed to 7 European projects so far. The goal of the EDOS (Environment for Distribution of Open source Software) project was to employ a peer-to-peer solution for the controlled distribution of open source code. I have been delighted to contribute to the open source community.

Before leaving TCD, I took care of decentralised user-centric identity for the EU-funded collaborative research project investigating the design of a Digital Business Ecosystem for micro, small and medium enterprises, crucial elements for a successful knowledge network economy.

I worked on another EU project called SECURE (Secure Environments for Collaboration among Ubiquitous Roaming Entities). The SECURE project investigated the design of dynamic and self-configuring security mechanisms that are appropriate for global computing based on the human notions of trust.

I also contributed to the PEARL (Practical Experimentation by Accessible Remote Learning) EU project.

 

Courses

Programmation de Systèmes, Programmation Objet, Services Internet, e-Reputation, Peer-to-peer at BSc., Licence and Master levels


Supervision

A sample of the best students that I've supervised or advised at one stage:
If you're interested, I have a great number of BSc and MSc thesis subjects (sujets de mémoire) with good potential to be published in research conferences (valuable to be able to mention in a CV to have a paper in a major research conference), send me an email at Jean-Marc.Seigneur@trustcomp.org

Publications (This list is not up to date, contact me if you really want my publications list ;-)

    1. "User-Centric Identity, Trust and Privacy", J.-M. Seigneur and C. D. Jensen, blind peer-reviewed accepted book chapter of "Trust in E-services: Technologies, Practices and Challenges", Idea Group Publishing, 2007.
    2. "Selected papers of the ACM SAC 2005 TRECK Track", Special Issue, International Journal for Infonomics.
    3. "Security in Exotic Wireless Networks", S. Farrell, J-M. Seigneur and C.D. Jensen, a chapter of a book of the NATO Computer and Systems Sciences Series III, vol.193 "Security and Privacy in Advanced Networking Technologies", ISBN 1 58603 430 8, ISSN, 1 387-6694, IOS Press, 2004.

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