Former PhD students

I am fortunate to have had amazingly talented students from various origins. Below is a list of former PhD students that I have supervised or co-supervised, together with their latest position that I am aware of:

• Luisa Werner — Neural-Symbolic Integration of Knowledge Extraction and Reasoning on Graph-Structured data (2024); postdoctoral researcher, Inria (Grenoble).
• Amela Fejza — On the Optimization of Recursive Plan Enumeration with an Application to Property Graph Queries (2023); postdoctoral researcher, LIRIS (Lyon).
• Sarah Chlyah — On Algebraic Foundations for the Optimization of Iterative Programming with Distributed Data Collections (2022); permanent research engineer, Inria (Grenoble).
• Muideen Lawal — On Cost Estimation for the Recursive Relational Algebra (2021); Senior software engineer, C12 (Paris).
• Raouf Kerkouche — Differentially Private Federated Learning for Bandwidth and Energy Constrained Environments (2021); research scientist, Inria Lille.
• Louis Jachiet — On the Foundations for the Compilation of Web Data Queries: Optimization and Distributed Evaluation of SPARQL (2018); assistant professor, Télécom Paris.
• Thibaud Michel — On Mobile Augmented Reality Applications Based on Geolocation (2017); lead researcher, WeMap (Montpellier).
• Abdullah Abbas — Static Analysis of Semantic Web Queries with ShEx Schema Constraints (2017); postdoctoral researcher, Orange Labs (Grenoble).
• Damien Graux — On the Efficient Distributed Evaluation of SPARQL Queries (2016); permanent researcher, Inria Sophia.
• Nicola Guido — On the Static Analysis for SPARQL Queries Using Modal Logic (2015); software engineer in London (UK).
• Melisachew Wudage Chekol — Static Analysis of Semantic Web Queries (2012); assistant professor, Utrecht University (Netherlands).
• Everardo Bárcenas — Automated Reasoning on Trees with Cardinality Constraints (2011); associate professor, UNAM (Mexico).