Prof . Jean-Marie Gorce
Telecommunications
Department, INSA-Lyon / Inria
France
Visiting
scholar at Princeton University, NJ, USA
Director of CITI Lab
member of SOCRATE team, INRIA
member of Inria-ALU/Bell Labs common lab
member of Greentouch
co-leader or CorteXlab (FIT program)
Current professional
address : Electrical
Engineering Dept
E-Quad,
Olden street, Princeton University, NJ 08540, USA
Regular professional
address: CITI-INRIA
Claude Chappe Building,
INSA 69621 Villeurbanne cedex France
Sept 2013 - present: Visiting professor at
Princeton University (USA)
1999 – present: Professor at INSA Lyon –
Assoc.Prof(99-07); Prof.(08-10); Full Prof. ( 2011)
1998 – 1999: Postdoctoral Researcher, Bracco
Research Corporation, Geneva (CH)
1998: Visiting scientist, Medical Imaging lab,
Katholieke Univesiteit of Leuven (BE)
1994-98: Researcher, PhD preparation
Recipient
of the research excellence premium in 2003, renewed in 2007 and 2011
June
1993: Engineer Diploma (Hons.) in
Electrical Engineering
Sept
1993: M.S. in Biomedical Engineering
July
1998: PhD in Electrical Engineering
(Hons.)
Dec.
2007: Qualification to supervise
research
Sept.
2011: Full professor
Since 2009: director
of the CITI laboratory, INSA-INRIA
2013-2014
: Visiting scholar at Princeton
University.
Since
2011: member of the Inria team SOCRATE(2)
(Software and Cognitive Radio)
Since
2008: member of the common lab INRIA
& Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs.
Since
2001: member of CITI laboratory
(1)
2003
– 08: member of Inria team ARES
(Architecture for Networks and Services).
2009
– 11: leader of the Inria team SWING
(Smart Wireless Networking).
(1) CITI (Centre of Innovation in Telecommunications and Integration of Service, http://citi.insa-lyon.fr) is a research laboratory of INSA-Lyon created in 2001 to foster the development of the new telecommunication department of INSA-Lyon. Starting with 4 professors, CITI now represents a group of 80 people, including 25 permanent staff – 5 Professors, 17 Associate Professors and 3 full time researchers – 10 postdoc and 28 PhD students. CITI is affiliated to Inria, the leading French research institute in Computer sciences.
(2) SOCRATE is a newly team created in association between Inria and Insa of Lyon to foster research in cognitive and software radio. The team is leading the testbed CorTex as a part of the national FIT platform selected in the very selective EquipEx national program and is also participating to the preparation of the Guardian Angel Flagship European project addressing Body Area Networks
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