The research areas of the Autonomous Critical Embedded Systems team address concurrent systems, including parallel systems and distributed systems, for which non-operational properties such as performance and security need to be guaranteed.
In order to cover the entire spectrum of concurrent systems, the ACES team has chosen to structure its work in two themes:
Loosely coupled systems
- Complex autonomous systems
- Fault-tolerant and asynchronous distributed computing
- Model-based testing
- Internet of Things security
- Distributed services
Strongly coupled systems
- Real-time systems
- Deterministic platform
- Critical system design process
- Safety and security
- Energy consumption of computation
Team members
- Samuel Tardieu, Associate Professor, team leader
- Dominique Blouin, Research Engineer
- Etienne Borde, Associate Professor
- Florian Brandner, Associate Professor
- Ada Diaconescu, Associate Professor
- Pierre Jouvelot, Visiting Professor
- Petr Kuznetsov, Professor
- Jean Leneutre, Associate Professor
- Vadim Malvone, Associate Professor
- Mounira Msahli, Associate Professor
- Gérard Memmi, Professor
- Elie Najm, Professor
- Laurent Pautet, Professor
- Matthieu Rambaud, Associate Professor
- Thomas Robert, Associate Professor
- Sylvie Vignes, Associate Professor
- Stefano Zacchiroli, Professor
- Théo Zimmermann, Associate Professor
Key words
- Safe and secure critical systems
- Concurrent and distributed systems
- Autonomic systems
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