Laurent Feuilloley

CNRS junior researcher (Chargé de recherche)
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email: laurent.feuilloley@cnrs.fr
office: 12.016, Nautibus building, La Doua campus.
links: blog, mastodon.
pronouns: he/him.

Research interests: Algorithms and graphs.

Page en français

News

See also: old news.

Activities and links

Brief bio

I'm a junior CNRS researcher (Chargé de recherche) at LIRIS, University of Lyon, since October 2022. Before that I have been a postdoc in various places: at LIRIS working with Nicolas Bousquet, at Universidad de Chile working with José Correa; and at LIP6 Sorbonne University, working with Franck Petit. I got my PhD at IRIF, Université Paris 7 in 2018, under the supervision of Pierre Fraigniaud.
→ See my CV and my ORCID.

Student

I'm surpervising the PhD thesis of Sébastien Zeitoun (with Nicolas Bousquet and Éric Duchêne) and the M1 internship of Antonin Kiladjian (with Théo Pierron).

Publications

→ See my list of publications : by year · by topic.
→ See also DBLP · Google Scholar .

Program committees and reviews

I'm in the PC of STACS 2026.
I have served in the PC of PODC 2025, SAND 2025, SSS 2024, DISC 2023, DISC 2022, SSS 2021, and OPODIS 2020.
And also in the PC of French conferences: Algotel 2024, Algotel 2023 and Algotel 2022.
For reviews → see my review page.
See also the list of people with whom I have a COI.

Other evaluation work

I was part of the best French CS PhD award committee (Gilles Kahn award) in 2022 and 2024.
I reviewed a grant application for ISF.

Talks

Recent or up-coming talks: None. For past talks → see my list of talks.

Organization

For past events, see my CV.

Blogs

I have a research blog, Discrete Notes.

Teaching

For past teaching → see my teaching page (in French).

Scientific mediation

Not much these days. For past mediation activities → see my full CV.

Climate change

Among other things, I'm concerned about climate change. As a researcher in TCS, my main source of work-related carbon emission is traveling to conferences. I try to reduce my travel emissions, and to advocate for a more carbon-efficient publication system. In particular: