Arrived shortly after EBM Websourcing foundation, Jean-Pierre Lorré (Mr) has built a strong team of PhD experts over the years, with more than twenty French and European projects successfully finished at this day. Now Research Manager of Linagora, he combines the historical expertise with LINAGORA's own assets towards the development of next generation cloud-based SOA and Enterprise Social Network. This includes European and French funded collaborative projects proposal as well as research team management.

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PhD in Computer Science, Thomas is currently taking part in European project PLAY, dealing with distributed enterprise service buses (ESB). Thomas's work focuses on different models of distributed computing in the context of anonymous networks, finding solutions for problems such as leader election, enumeration/naming and distributed snapshot. He also works on ubiquitous computing and adaptive applications topics. The final goal is to provide a generalized way to conceive communication applications over heterogeneous networks.

Chalopin J., Métivier Y., Morsellino T. Enumeration and Leader Election in Partially Anonymous and Multi-hop Broadcast Networks - Fundamenta Informaticae - 120 , 1(2012) , 1-27.

Chalopin J., Métivier Y., Morsellino T. On snapshots and stable properties detection in anonymous fully distributed systems (Extended abstract) - 19th International Colloquium on Structural Information and Communication Complexity - 7355 (2012) , 207-218.

Aguerre C., Morsellino T., Mosbah M. Fully-Distributed Debugging and Visualization of Distributed Systems in Anonymous Networks - 7th International Joint Conference on Computer Vision, Imaging and Computer Graphics Theory and Applications - (2012) , 764-767.

Sarah Zribi integrated the Research Team in October 2010 as a R&D Engineer in Computer Science and a Ph.D Student in Industrial Engineering -at both Linagora and Ecole des Mines d'Albi-Carmaux-. She is specialized in SOA, SOA Governance, BPM, Modelling (UML, SoaML, BPMN, etc.), MDA and Model Transformation. She also participates in Nationally and European projects. Currently, she participates in the CHOReOS FP7 project and works in the implementation of tools for SOA Governance.

Sarah Zribi, Frédérick Bénaben, Jean-Pierre Lorré, Hervé Pingaud: Enhancing Services Selection by using Non-Functional Properties wthin BPMN in SOA Context. PRO-VE 2013 (Accepted)

Julien Lesbegueries, Amira Ben Hamida, Nicolas Salatge, Sarah Zribi, Jean-Pierre Lorré: Multilevel event-based monitoring framework for the petals enterprise service bus: industry article. DEBS 2012: 48-57

Sarah Zribi, Frédérick Bénaben, Amira Ben Hamida, Jean-Pierre Lorré: Towards a Service and Choreography Governance Framework for Future Internet. I-ESA 2012: 281-291

Zied joined Linagora on September 2016. He obtained a PhD in Artificial Intelligence at the Toulouse University in 2011. Before integrating Linagora, Zied worked at university as PostDoc and after in an industry. His main expertise areas focus on knowledge engineering from text. This concerns building and using ontology, knowledge extraction from text, NLP and machine learning.

Patent : (1)  http://bases-brevets.inpi.fr/fr/document/FR3015073.html (2)  http://www.freepatentsonline.com/20150170040.pdf.

Many conferences and journal papers :(1) www.irit.fr/-Publications-?.code=4880&nom=Zied%2520Sella (2) dblp.uni-trier.de/pers/hd/s/Sellami:Zied.

PhD in Computer Sciences, Hoan worked on the verification of security protocols , trust management for Internet application (Formal method, Theorem Prover). Then he also worked on a R&D project to develop a Social Network for the researchers community. Currently, he participates in the gSafe project and works on the Services of Signature, Authentication and Identification of gSafe.

H. Vu, M. Turuani Validation of the ASW Contract Signing Protocol, APPSEM, 2005

H. Vu, P. Jaillon, M. Roelens, X. Serpaggi Towards an Approach for Hybrid Trust Model. POLICY 2007.

H. Vu, P. Jaillon, M. Roelens, X. Serpaggi Towards an Approach for Trust Negociation. E-Commere, IADIS International Conference, 2007

Tom joined the Linagora Reseach Team in 2015, after a PhD thesis in Artificial Intelligence at the Toulouse University. His PhD topic concerned the solving of complex continuous optimization problems using multi-agents systems. His main topics of expertise are the engineering of distributed, self-adaptive systems and complex problem solving using emergent approaches.

In the context of the Integrated Design for Complex Systems ARN project (http://www.irit.fr/id4cs/), lead engineer of a multi-agent system for the distributed solving of multi-disciplinary optimization problems.

Nicolas Couellan, Sophie Jan, Tom Jorquera, Jean-Pierre Georgé. Self Adaptive Support Vector Machine: A Multi-Agent Optimization Perspective - Expert System with Applications (ESWA), 2015. (accepted)

Tom Jorquera, Jean-Pierre Georgé, Marie-Pierre Gleizes, Christine Régis. A Natural Formalism and a MultiAgent Algorithm for Integrative Multidisciplinary Design Optimization - IEEE/WIC/ACM International Conference on Intelligent Agent Technology (IAT 2013)

Houpert Yoann integrated the gSafe Project Team on June 2014 as a traineeship. He is a Student at Paul Sabatier University in Toulouse and is preparing a master degree in Computer Sciences.

On gSafe project, he works on the backend part as well as the user frontend with new technologies such as AngularJS or Ionic.

Dr Yazid Benazzouz received his PHD in 2011 in computer science from National Graduate Engineering School of Saint-Etienne (EMSE). Since December 2015, he has held the position of research engineer at Linagora (Toulouse) and he became a regular contributor to the C2NET European project. Previously, he was involved in several European projects such as OUTSMART, MIDAS, BUTLER and CLOUT. He has also participated to the french project BlueSky.

a patent, several papers and book chapters.

Frank Gouineau graduated as an engineer from the National Institute of Applied Science of Toulouse in july 2015. He is currently a Ph.D. student since September 2015 at Linagora and Laas CNRS. His thesis focuses on real time recommender tools for Enterprise Social Networks and will be integrated in the OpenPaas::NG project. His work is confronted to hot research topics such as Big Data, Machine Learning, Process Mining, Text Mining, Speech Recognition, Autonomic Computing, Ontology and Artificial Intelligence.

Patchwork, Highly Scalable Grid-Density Clustering Algorithm for Spark MLlib, available on github.