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Antoine Gallais, Phd in Computer Science

 Birthdate: October, 26th, 1980
 GSM: +33 (0) 6 82 44 04 05
 Office phone: (+33) 3.62.53.15.59
 E-mail: Antoine dot Gallais AT lifl dot fr
 Address: LIFL - UMR USTL/CNRS 8022
 IRCICA, door 101
 Parc Scientifique de la Haute Borne
 50 avenue Halley
 59650 Villeneuve d'Ascq, FRANCE

Education

 June, 26th 2007: PhD thesis defense
 2004-2007: PhD thesis at the LIFL lab with the POPS research group.
 Advisors: David Simplot-Ryl and Jean Carle.  More details are given further below.
 2003-2004: Master thesis in Computer Science.  University of Lille (USTL).
 2002-2003: Master's Degree in Computer Science.  University of Lille (USTL).
 1999-2002: Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science.  University of Lille (USTL).

Research Experience

 feb.-apr. 2008 Postdoctoral fellow at Louis Pasteur University in Strasbourg, France.
 2007-2008 Lecturer at University of Lille.
 2004-2007 PhD student at LIFL lab with the POPS research group.
 Advisors: Prof. David Simplot-Ryl and Dr. Jean Carle. More details here.
 oct.-nov. 2006: Internship in Jun Murai's lab. at Keio University, Fujisawa, Japan.
 Collaboration with Dr. Ryuji Wakikawa and Dr. Jean Lorchat. More details here.
 dec. 2006: Internship in CITI lab. at INRIA Rhône Alpes, Lyon, France.
 Collaboration with Dr. Jean-Marie Gorce. More details here.
 jan.-june 2004: Master student in at LIFL lab with the POPS research group.
 Advisors: Prof. David Simplot-Ryl and Dr. Jean Carle.

Research Activities

jan. 2005 - jan. 2007	IRAMUS Cooperative Research Initiative: This action aims at modelling the radio channel and thus observing its impact on higher layer protocols.
2002 - current	IRCICA/COM Research project.
oct. 2004 - current	RECAP national platform: The RECAP project is a CNRS national platform which aims to support research activities in the area of self-adaptive and self-organized networks.
jan. 2006 - current	CNRS/INRIA/WIDE project: France-Japan collaboration. Two main tracks are about Measurement and Mobility. I am currently working with Ryuji Wakikawa and Jean Lorchat in this context.

Phd thesis
- Title: Activity Scheduling in Wireless Sensor Networks: Area Coverage by Connected Sets.
- Major publications (all of them are available on this page):
  - An Adaptive Localized Algorithm for Multiple Sensor Area Coverage. A. Gallais and J. Carle. In Ad Hoc & Sensor Wireless Networks journal (AHSWN) - Old City Publishing, Ltd., London, UK. to appear in 2007.
  - Preserving Area Coverage in Sensor Networks with a Realistic Physical Layer. A. Gallais, F. Ingelrest, J. Carle and D. Simplot-Ryl. In Proc. IEEE INFOCOM'07 - Anchorage, Alaska, to appear as short paper in 2007.
  - Localized Sensor Area Coverage with Low Communication Overhead. A. Gallais, J. Carle, D. Simplot-Ryl and I. Stojmenovic. In Proc. IEEE PerCom'06 - Pisa, Italy, March 2006.
  - Preserving Area Coverage in Wireless Sensor Networks by using Surface Coverage Relay Dominating Sets. J. Carle, A. Gallais and D. Simplot-Ryl. In Proc. IEEE ISCC'05 - Cartagena, Spain, June 2005.