Laurent Feuilloley

Postdoc
LIRIS (UMR CNRS 5205) · Université Lyon 1

email: laurent.feuilloley@univ-lyon1.fr
office: 12.027, Nautibus building, La Doua campus.

Research interests: Algorithms and graphs.
Focus: The role of information in algorithms:
How much do we need? How to use it optimally? etc.

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News

I will serve in the program committee of DISC 2022.
A new paper on the arxiv: Classifying grounded intersection graphs via ordered forbidden patterns with Michel Habib.
I updated my Bibliography of distributed approximation beyond bounded degree.

Brief bio and links

Positions: I'm a postdoc at LIRIS, University of Lyon, since late 2020, working with Nicolas Bousquet. Before that, I was a postdoc in 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 full CV and my ORCID.
Publications: I have (co-)authored 9 journal papers (in Algorithmica, SIAM Journal of Discrete mathematics, Distributed Computing, Discrete and Computational Geometry...), and 15 conference papers (in SODA, PODC, ICALP, DISC,...). Awards: best student paper award at Algotel 2019 and OPODIS 2021.
→ See my list of publications : by year · by topic.
→ See also DBLP · Google Scholar .
Program committees: I have served or will serve in the program committee of OPODIS 2020, SSS 2021, Algotel 2022 and DISC 2022.
Reviews: I reviewed around 30 conference papers in various areas of algorithms (e.g. in FOCS, PODC, SODA, STACS, EC and WG). I also review for journals such as Journal of the ACM, Algorithmica, Distributed Computing and Journal of Combinatorial Theory A.
I received the Best reviewer award at DISC 2020.
Talks: I gave around 30 talks (conferences, workshops, seminars), including an invited Gem Talk at PODC 2021, and invited talk at the ADGA workshop at DISC 2021.
Organization: I organize the bimonthly graph@Lyon meetings, and co-organize the DARe workshop at PODC.
Blogs: I have a research blog, Discrete Notes (in English), and a popularization blog Des notes discrètes (in French).
For popularization, teaching, supervision and funding → see my full CV.

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