Alexandre Courbot, Dr.
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I am not in the academy anymore - this page is here for the record of my former academic activities.
Former positions:
- Research Associate, DCL, Waseda University, Japan
- PhD Student, POPS, Lille University, France
Personal Email: gnurou(at)gmail(dot)com (usable as Jabber or Google Talk ID)
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What am I doing?
I am a researcher in the domain of embedded operating systems.
I completed my PhD thesis in September 2006, under the direction of Pr. David Simplot-Ryl, Dr. Gilles Grimaud and Dr. Jean-Jacques Vandewalle. My thesis topic was the customization of Java environments for embedded and restrained devices.
I have then been working as a research associate at the Distributed and Ubiquitous Computing Laboratory of Waseda University, Japan. My interests were embedded operating systems, efficient virtualization, and the Linux kernel.
Currently, I am a software engineer at NVIDIA, Japan.
Recent publications
Composition Kernel: A Software Solution for Constructing a Multi-OS Embedded System. Yuki Kinebuchi, Kazuo Makijima, Takushi Morita, Alexandre Courbot, and Tatsuo Nakajima. EURASIP Journal on Embedded Systems, October 2010.
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Efficient Off-board Deployment and Customization of Virtual Machine Based Embedded Systems. Alexandre Courbot, Gilles Grimaud and Jean-Jacques Vandewalle. ACM Transactions on Embedded Computing Systems, February 2010.
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A Lightweight Monitoring Service for Multi-Core Embedded Systems. Hiromasa Shimada, Alexandre Courbot, Yuki Kinebuchi, Tatsuo Nakajima. In IEEE ISORC 2010, 2010. (BIB)
mBrace: action-based performance monitoring of multi-tier web applications. van der Zee, Andrej, Courbot, Alexandre and Nakajima, Tatsuo. In WDDM '09: Proceedings of the Third Workshop on Dependable Distributed Data Management, pages 29-32, New York, NY, USA, 2009.
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All my publications
Awards & Distinctions
- 2007: 5th prize of the JAX Innovation Award.
- 2006: Winner of the Java Card Forum Technology Contest.
Links
More about me
Fun
- PhD Comics A tribute to all the PhD students fallen in the line of duty
- SCIGen "So, this is how you write your papers?"