I am a full professor in the CERI Numérique of IMT Lille Douai (a Higher School of Engineering). In 2015, I obtained the diploma called "Habilitation à Diriger les Recherches" (HDR for short) which stands for "Ability to Supervise Research".
My researches aims at easing the development of distributed and constrained software through new languages and tools. I focus on dynamic languages and more specifically Smalltalk through the Pharo implementation. Pharo is a really great platform to experiment new ideas. I also teach some programming related courses since 2003. And since 2010, I am a board member of the European Smalltalk User Group (Esug).
My Curriculum Vitæ
Contact
Email: luc D0T fabresse A@T mines-douai DOT fr
Office phone number: 33 (0) 327 712 358
Research
I am interested and/or involved in different topics:
- Modularity and reusability (objects, components, modules, aspects, ...)
- New programming language abstractions and mechanisms (DSL, ...)
- Dynamic languages, reflexivity (Pharo project)
- Execution environments, infrastructure (virtual machines, memory management, deployment, ...)
- Tools (remote debugger, automatic code deployer, ...)
My researches usually target the development of distributed and constrained software. One of our privileged application domain in the CAR theme is the construction of multi-robots software that allow them to communicate and coordinate to achieve some tasks such as exploration.
Co-Advising
More infos on the CAR website.
- Ph.D. Mariano Martinez-Peck (2009-2012)
- Ph.D. Matthieu Faure (2009-2012)
- Ph.D. Nick Papoulias (2010-2013)
- Ph.D. Guillermo Polito (2012-2015)
- Engineer Santiago Bragagnolo (2012-2014)
- PostDoc Zhi Yan (2013-2015)
- Master Pablo Estefó (2014)
- Ph.D. Xuan Sang Le (2014-2017)
- PostDoc Khelifa Baizid (2015-2016)
- Ph.D. Johann Dichtl (2015-2019)
- Ph.D. Pablo Tesone (2016-2018)
- PostDoc Xuan Sang Le (2017-2019)
- Ph.D. Carolina Hernández Phillips (2018-xxx)
- Ph.D. Théo Rogliano (2019-xxx)