Student, UQAM

M.Sc. Student.

Étudiant, UQAM

Ph.D. Student.

Professeur, UQAM

Professor at UQAM since 1990, my research interets have revolved around digital communications, computer security, and more recently, security for IoT and embedded systems.

Student, UQAM

Ph.D. Student.

Student, UQAM

Ph.D. Student.

Student, UQAM

Ph.D. Student.

Student, UQAM

Ph.D. Student.

Student, UQAM

Ph.D. Student.

Professeur, Canada Research Chair, UQAM

I have joined the Computer Science Department of the Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM) in January 2016 and I hold currently the Canada Research Chair (Tier 2) in Privacy-preserving and Ethical Analysis of Big Data since December 2017. My main research area is the Protection of Privacy, with a particular strong focus on location privacy. I am also interested to solve long-term scientific questions such as addressing the tension between privacy and the analysis of Big Data as well as the fairness, accountability and transparency issues raised by personalized systems.

Professeur, UQAM

I joined the UQAM Computer Science Department in january 2020. Before that, I was Directeur de Recherche at LAAS-CNRS and deputy director of the Computer Security GDR, a virtual lab encompassing all Computer Security academic research in France. My current main research interests lie in applied cryptography for privacy protection, essentially via the use of homomorphic cryptography, and that can be applied to a variety of applications, from mobility to genomics and beyond.

Student, UQAM

Ph.D. Student.

Student, UQAM

Ph.D. Student and Lecturer.

Professeur, UQAM

Professor at UQAM since 2007. My main research interests are in programming languages, program analysis, compilers, virtual machines, operating systems and related subjects. Since 2016, I gained an interest in applied computer security, especially around software vulnerabilities and exploitation.