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Professor Jean-Charles Fabre
Toulouse National Institute of Technology (INPT)
School of Engineering (INP-ENSEEIHT)
Senior researcher at LAAS-CNRS Research Lab.
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LAAS-CNRS
7, Ave Colonel Roche
BP 54200
31031 Toulouse cedex 4, France
Email: First.Lastname at laas.fr
Tel: +33 5 61 33 62 36
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INP-ENSEEIHT
2, Rue Charles Camichel
BP 7122
31071 Toulouse cedex 7, France
Email: First.Lastname at toulouse-inp.fr
Tel: +33 5 34 32 20 00
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Brief history
MSc (1979), PhD (1982) – PhD student at Thomson Central Research Laboratory and INRIA in Paris: Involved in the Chorus project at INRIA, working on the design and the implementation of fault tolerance strategies in the Chorus microkernel-based distributed architecture.
Since 1984, as INRIA and CNRS researcher, then Professor at Toulouse INP, he is member the "Dependable Computing and Fault-tolerance" research team at LAAS-CNRS , and currently responsible for a research activity on "Resilient Computing for Embedded Systems".
Since 2006, Full Professor position at Toulouse INP, member of the Electronics, Electrical, Automation and Computer Engineering department of ENSEEIHT.
Responsible for courses on "Advanced Safety Critical Computer-Based Systems" in the speciality course "Command & Control Computing Architecture for Embedded Systems".
Main positions over the years:
2006 - date : Professor INP-ENSEEIHT
2002 - 2006: Research Director at CNRS
1998 - 2002: CNRS researcher
1984 - 1998: INRIA researcher
Year 1983: Military service & CNES Engineer position
1980-1982: Doctorate student LCR Thomson - INRIA Paris (Thomson / CIMSA grant)
Main research interests
- Safety critical systems, dependable computing, fault tolerant systems, runtime verification.
- Validation of dependable systems by fault-injection.
- Dependability of automotive systems based on AUTOSAR & ISO26262.
- Resilient computing and adaptive fault tolerance.
- Real-time computing and multicore architectures for safety critical embedded systems.
Recent industrial partners : RENAULT, CONTINENTAL
International experience
o Research networks: Strongly involved in the European Network of Excellence, ReSIST, first on research topics like Resilience and evolutivity of computer systems, but also member of the Training and Dissemination committee aiming at promoting education on dependable computing in Europe.
o Projects & collaborations: European projects (DELTA4, PDCS, DBENCH, DEVA, DSOS, etc.), international collaborations through CNRS-NSF agreements (with the University of California Los Angeles in the US), CNRS-JSPS agreements (with the University of Tsukuba & Tokyo in Japan), and other international cooperations (Brazil, Singapore, Argentina).
o Invited professor (since 1997) in Singapore (NUS), Brazil (UFSC), Argentina (UNS), Japan (U. Tsukuba, Tokyo), Spain (U. Politecnica Valencia, Madrid), England (U. Lancaster), USA (UMD, CMU).
o International committees: Program, steering and editorial committees member (main) of
- Program committees member of major international conferences on dependable computing (SRDS, DSN, PRDC, EDCC, etc.)
- PC co-chair of DSN’2002 (Washington D.C., USA, June 2002), the premiere IEEE and IFIP International Conference on Dependable Systems and Networks.
- Member of the steering committee of the European Dependable Computing Conference (EDCC).
- Member of the Editorial Board of SPE, Software Practice & Experience, journal, John Wiley & Son Eds, Inc. until 2014.
- Main organizer of the CARS workshop series (at the European dependable Computing Conference - EDCC) since 2010. Last issue at EDCC 2022, Zaragoza, Spain.
National responsibilities :
(since 2014)
Representing LAAS in the Carnot Research Network for the automotive and aerospace domains until 2014.
President of an evaluation committee for AERES, the National Research Evaluation Agency in december 2014.
Expert for HCERES (the High Council for the Evaluation of Research Labs and French Universities) in 2018.
Member of the scientific committee of the National Polytechnic Institute of Toulouse until decembre 2015, and member of reorganisation committee of the school of engineering.
Member of the steering committee of the WG Transport & Mobility of the System@TIC cluster in Paris.
Member of the scientific committee of the PHYLOG project, now PHYLOG2 (DGAC project), Certifiability of multi and many-core architectures
Transfer / consulting:
(since 2010)
Expert for the automotive industry, with Valeo, premium part provider in 2010
International expert for the DEOS national JST project, directed by Sony CSL, Japan, in 2011 and 2012
Expert for the technical department of the French Navigation Authority (DTI/DSNA) in 2014.
PhD Students
Publications
Teaching
INP-ENSEEITH school of engineering
Operating Systems Principles
Dependable Computing Systems
Object-Oriented Development
Introduction to Computer Systems Security
Introduction to Distributed Computing
All above lectures are accompagnied/illustrated by practical classes and projects
International Master SEAM (Safety Engineeering And Management) - INSA Toulouse
Introduction to Dependable Computing Systems
Fault Tolerant Computing Systems: techniques and architecture
Introduction to Computer Systems Security
Student projects
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