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RESUME
Research positions:
Oct. 2010
– present:
Researcher
(chargée de recherche),
NeCS/DANCE team, Inria,
Grenoble, France.
March 2010
– Sept. 2010:
Post-doc,
NeCS team, Inria,
Grenoble, France.
Topic: Control with communication
contraints.
Advisor:
dr. Carlos
Canudas-de-Wit
March 2008
– Feb. 2010:
Post-doc,
DEI, Università
di Padova,
Italy.
Topic: Distributed estimation algorithms
for sensor
networks.
Advisor: prof.
Sandro
Zampieri
Education:
March
2008:
Ph.D., Applied
Mathematics, Politecnico di Torino, Italy.
Thesis:
“Generalized serial turbo coding ensembles: analysis and
design”.
Advisor: prof. Fabio Fagnani.
September
2006 – June 2007:
visiting prof. Paul Siegel’s
research
group, University of
California at San Diego (UCSD).
December
2004:
M.S., Applied
Mathematics
(110/110, cum laude), Politecnico di Torino,
Italy.
Thesis:
“Codici turbo seriali su anelli per modulazioni non
binarie”.
Advisor: prof. Fabio Fagnani.
October
2002 – July 2003:
Erasmus exchange program, EPFL,
Lausanne,
Switzerland.
September
2002:
B.S., Applied Mathematics
(110/110, cum laude),
Politecnico di Torino,
Italy.
July
1999:
Piano performing diploma (10/10),
Conservatorio di
Torino, Italy.
Teaching:
Since 2014 – Master
course Distributed Algorithms and
Network Systems, MiSCIT, Univ. Grenoble Alpes
2012-13 and 2013-14
– Teaching assistant at IUT-UJF Grenoble (automatic control)
2005-06 and 2007-08
– Teaching assistant at Politecnico di Torino (calculus)
2001-02 and 2003-04
– Student teaching assistant at Politecnico di
Torino
(calculus and linear algebra)
Current Ph.D. students:
Raoul Prisant,
Ph.D. student at Univ. Grenoble Alpes since Nov. 2023, co-advised with
Paolo Frasca, research topic: Continuous models for the control of
large networks: graphon limits.
Former Ph.D. students:
Ujjwal Pratap, graduated at Univ. Grenoble Alpes in Sept. 2022, co-advised with
Carlos Canudas de Wit and Henrik Sandberg, thesis: Estimation and control for resilience in
large-scale network systems.
Sebin Gracy, graduated at Univ. Grenoble Alpes in
Nov. 2018, co-advised
with Alain Kibangou, thesis: Input and state observability of
linear network systems with application to security of cyber-physical
systems.
Stéphane Durand, graduated at Univ. Grenoble Alpes in Dec. 2018, co-advised
with Bruno Gaujal, thesis: Analysis of best response dynamics in potential games.
Pietro Grandinetti, graduated at Univ. Grenoble Alpes in Sept. 2017, co-advised with Carlos Canudas de Wit, thesis:
Control of large-scale traffic networks.
Simon Gerwig, Ph.D. student at Univ. Grenoble Alpes (CIFRE industrial thesis at Alstom, Grenoble), Feb.
2014 - March 2016, co-advised with Carlos Canudas de Wit and Bilal Sari, research topic:
Collaborative and reconfigurable resilient control design of hydroelectric powerplants.
Ruggero
Fabbiano, graduated at Univ. Grenoble Alpes in May 2015, co-advised with Carlos Canudas de Wit, thesis:
Collaborative source-seeking control.
Nicolas Cardoso de Castro, graduated at Université de Grenoble in
Oct. 2012, co-advised with Carlos Canudas de Wit, thesis:
Energy-aware control and communication co-design in wireless networked
control systems.
Former master students:
Ali Salame,
graduated at Univ. Grenoble-Alpes (M2 MiSCIT) in July 2021,
co-advised with Paolo Frasca and Maria Laura Delle Monache, master
thesis: Stability and control of vehicle platoons with a connected
autonomous vehicle.
Renato Vizuete, graduated at Univ. Grenoble-Alpes (M2 MiSCIT) in July 2019,
co-advised with Paolo Frasca, master thesis: Graphons: from data models to control systems for large scale networks.
Léo Gayral, graduated at ENS Lyon (M2 Informatique Fondamentale) in July 2019,
co-advised with B. Gaujal, topic: Random potential games with partial interactions.
Dennis Swart,
master student at University of Twente, Enschede (The Netherlands),
internship at gipsa-lab in fall 2017, co-advised with S. Gracy and A. Kibangou, topic: Monitoring network
systems subject to external attacks.
Yvan Gaudfrin,
graduated at University of Bristol (UK) in Sept. 2013, co-advised with
R. Fabbiano and J. Dumon, master thesis: Source seeking via Poisson
integrals - Practical implementation of a source-localization set-up.
Samir Hachour,
graduated at ENSISA Mulhouse in July 2011 with a research internship at
gipsa-lab Grenoble, co-advised with dr. Alain Kibangou, master thesis:
Approche décentralisée pour la détection et la
localisation de défauts dans une ferme photovoltaïque.
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