About me


I'm a PhD student in Computer Science at UC San Diego since October 2013. I work on hardware acceleration (FPGA, GPU, multi-threads...) and Computer Vision with professor Ryan Kastner.

I got a Master's degree in computer science in France and I moved to the United States in December 2010 to work in a medical physics research lab in Moores Cancer Center in UCSD under the supervision of Prof. Steve Jiang. Over there, I worked on a platform for GPU-based algorithms to solve radiotherapy calculation problems.

I am interested in software with hardware acceleration, particularly GPU and FPGA, high-level synthesis for FPGA, with a focus on computer vision algorithms. I am also interested in applying my research to other fields, such as archaeology or medicine.

On this website, you can view my projects, my publications, my calendar, and my contact information. I also have a personal website to share some of my pictures and other things (although it is not regularly updated).

Résumé

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Recent classes

  • Algorithms
  • Complexity
  • Operating Systems
  • Programming Languages
  • Embedded Systems
  • Computer Architecture
  • Parallel Computing
  • Teaching Methods in Computer Science
  • Advanced Compilers