In the last years most of the interships addressed blockchain area.
Maria Potop-Butucaru
Full professor at Sorbonne University (Pierre and Marie Curie campus) and researcher in LIP6 laboratory (Laboratoire de recherche en informatique de Paris 6). My research interests are fault-tolerant and self* distributed systems with a special emphasize on static and dynamic systems such as sensor and robots networks, P2P or distributed ledgers.
Latest articles
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Recent Internships
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Blockchain and the Commons (submitted to ERC Advanced 2017)
18 May 2019, byBlockchain phenomena is similar to the last century gold rush. Blockchain technologies are publicized as being the technical solution for fully decentralizing activities that were for centuries centralized such as administration and banking. Therefore, prominent socio-economical actors all over the world are attracted and ready to invest in these technologies. Despite their large publicity blockchains are far from being a technology ready to be used in critical economical applications and (...)
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IGE (EPU-MAIN3)
11 October 2018, byTransparents Julien Brajard revus par Maria Potop-Butucaru
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Cours JAVA (Licence DANT 2017-2018)
9 September 2017, byTransparents Quentin Bramas & Maria Potop-Butucaru
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Research in short
13 November 2015, byI currently study self*(self-organizing, self-healing and self-stabilizing) and secure static and dynamic distributed systems (e.g. P2P, sensors and robot networks and distributed ledgers). I am interested in designing and proving the correctness of time and memory efficient distributed algorithms in these systems. I focus in particular the conception of fundamental distributed building blocks such as communication primitives (eg. broadcast, convergecast etc), the design of self* overlays (...)
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