After a
big time as a
Research Fellow at Trinity College Dublin
(TCD),
I'm delighted to join the ASG atthe
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/
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)...
Member of various program committees: IFIP
International
Workshop on Formal Aspects in Security and Trust, IEEE
INFOCOM, International
Conference on Autonomic and Trusted Computing (ATC), ARES,
SecPerU, PST, IFIP International Conference on Trust Management, ACM
SAC, IADIS International
Conference WWW/Internet, the IARIA SECURWARE, the IEEE International
Symposium on Security in Networks and Distributed Systems...
Elsevier Journal of Science
of
Computer Programming
Elsevier Journal of Decision Support Systems
ACM
Transactions on Autonomous Adaptive Systems
ACM Transactions on the Web
IEEE Internet
Computing
IEEE Policy
LNCS UML
LNCS Ubisys
International Conference on Privacy, Security and
Trust (PST)
IEEE SECOVAL
SecPerU
INCOM
ACM SAC
INFOCOM
AAMAS PSACE
UBICOMP
FAST
IEEE ATC
...
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:
Daniel Solis (graduated MSc at Trinity College Dublin, the
outcome of the supervision allowed him to be a co-author at an
international research conference, which is nice for his CV)
Pierpaolo Dondio (PhD at Trinity College Dublin, I
advised him
concerning computational trust background and he is now getting good
results in the field)
Michel Deriaz (PhD at the University of Geneva)
Luminita Moraru (PhD at the University of Geneva)
Henry Imaze Ehi (PhD student at the University of Geneva)
Tewfiq El Maliki (PhD student at the University of Geneva)
Xavier Titi (PhD student at the University of Geneva)
Carlos Ballester Lafuente (PhD student at the University of Geneva)
...
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
"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.
"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.
Journal/Magazine papers:
"Trust Evolution Policies for Security in Collaborative
Ad Hoc Applications", E. Gray, C. D. Jensen, P. O'Connell, S. Weber,
J.-M. Seigneur and Yong Chen, in Electr. Notes Theor. Comput. Sci.,
157(3): 95-111, 2006.
"A
Case Study Implementation of a Trust Engine", C. Bryce, P.
Couderc,
J.-M. Seigneur, and V. Cahill, in Proceedings of the
Third
International
Conference on Trust Management, LNCS, Springer, 2005.
"Trading
Privacy for Trust", J.-M. Seigneur and C. D.
Jensen, in
Proceedings of iTrust'04 the International Conference on Trust
Management,
LNCS 2995, Springer-Verlag, 2004.
"Towards
Security Auto-Configuration for Smart Appliances", J.-M.
Seigneur,
C. D. Jensen, S. Farrell, E. Gray, and Y. Chen, in Proceedings
of
the Smart Objects Conference, Grenoble, France, 2003.
"End-to-end
Trust Starts with Recognition", J.-M. Seigneur, S. Farrell,
C. D.
Jensen, E. Gray, and Y. Chen, in Proceedings of the First
International Conference on Security in Pervasive Computing,
Boppard, Germany, LNCS 2802, Springer-Verlag, 2003.
"P2p
with JXTA-Java Pipes", J.-M. Seigneur, G. Biegel, C. D.
Jensen, in
Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on the Principles and
Practice of Programming in Java, ACM, 2003.
"Trust
Propagation in Small Worlds", E. Gray, J.-M. Seigneur, Y.
Chen, and
C. D. Jensen, in Proceedings of the First International
Conference
on Trust Management, LNCS 2692, Springer-Verlag, 2003.
"Towards Trustworthy Spatial Messaging",
Michel Deriaz and Jean-Marc Seigneur, in Proceedings of the Second
International Workshop on Security and Trust Management,
ERCIM, ENTCS, 2006.
"Trust Evolution Policies for Security in Collaborative
Ad
Hoc Applications", Elizabeth Gray, Christian Jensen, Paul O'Connell,
Stefan Weber, Jean-Marc Seigneur and Yong Chen, in Proceedings
of
the 1st ERCIM Workshop on Security and Trust Management, 2005.
"The REL Project: Mobile-based Reliable
Relations",
J.-M.
Seigneur, P. G. Argyroudis, D. O'Callaghan, and J. Abendroth, in
Proceedings of the 1st Workshop on Friend of a Friend, Social
Networking and the Semantic Web, 2004.
"Towards
Trustworthy EcoComputing",
Jean-Marc
Seigneur, in the
Sustainable Pervasive Computing Workshop of the Second International
Conference on Pervasive Computing.
"SECURE
Framework Architecture (Beta)", J-M. Seigneur, V. Cahill, C.
D.
Jensen, E. Gray, Y. Chen, Technical Report TCD-CS-2004-07, Trinity
College Dublin, 2004.
"PR3
Email Honeypot", J.-M. Seigneur, A. Lambert, P. G.
Argyroudis, and
C. D. Jensen, Technical Report TCD-CS-2003-39, Trinity College Dublin,
2003.
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Misc:
I have authored short articles in French newsletters on
building automation and home networking: www.domotique-news.com
(an
English version may also be "available")