Research project (2024/2025)
During the master, a student will learn research by doing research. During the two years of the master, a student will thus spend between one or two days each week in a research group in order to do research projects with professors and PhD students of IP Paris.
Research project schedule
| When | Where | What |
|---|---|---|
| 20/09/2024 at 10h00 | Telecom Paris, (room: 4A312) and online | Presentation of project proposals |
| 27/09/2024 | Project starts | |
| 7/03/2025 | TBD | Report and final evaluation for M2 students, mid-term for M1 students |
| 26/06/2025 | TBD | Report and final evaluation for M1 students |
Project Evaluation
Research projects will be evaluated on a research report, and a presentation. The project defense is a 20 minutes presentation of the research work followed by 5-10 minutes of questions. The presentation has to explain the work context and problematics, and describe the contribution of the conducted research project.
The report is a expected to be a 5 to 8 pages research paper formatted using the IEEE conference style. The report should present the context of the work, its contribution, a positioning with respect to related works. Both M1 and M2 students are expected to send their research report by email before friday, 7/3/2024. M1 students are expected to update their report and resubmit it in june.
Proposed projects
The following project proposals may be shared with several masters track, including DataAI, HPDA, PDS, Cybersecurity.
| Id | Title | Advisor | Description | Student |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Towards energy efficient consensus mechanisms for blockchains | Sophie Chabridon | Location: Palaiseau, project description | |
| 2 | From Concepts to Pixels: Training AI Vision Models Without Real Data! | Georgios Bouloukakis, Nikolaos Papadakis | Location: Palaiseau, project description | Duc Hieu Le |
| 3 | Assessing the Performance Evaluation of in-situ applications using Simulation | Valentin Honoré | Location: Palaiseau, project description | |
| 4 | Performance Evaluation of Tape Storage Systems | Valentin Honoré | Location: Palaiseau, project description | |
| 5 | Leveraging virtualization and a user-land page table to efficiently use a modern memory | Gaël Thomas, Jana Toljaga | Location: Palaiseau, , project description | Tan Cetiner |
| 6 | Extending CPU functionalities on a softcore Risc-V FPGA implementation | Gaël Thomas, Nicolas Derumigny | Location: Palaiseau | Merijn Laks |
| 7 | Design and implementation of a Paxos algorithm in the network | Gaël Thomas | Location: Palaiseau | Michael Anoprenko |
| 8 | High performance serverless computing | François Trahay | Location: Palaiseau, project description | |
| 9 | Web-based trace visualization | François Trahay | Location: Palaiseau, project description | |
| 10 | TBD (something around distributed algorithms) | Pierre Sutra | Location: Palaiseau | Minh Tung Nguyen |
| 11 | Compiling entanglement generation protocols | Pavel Chuprikov | Location: Palaiseau | |
| 12 | Formalizing network-assisted distributed algorithms | Pavel Chuprikov | Location: Palaiseau | |
| 13 | Compile-time verification of distributed systems | Pavel Chuprikov | Location: Palaiseau | |
| 14 | Abstractions for control plane-aware network data plane programming | Pavel Chuprikov | Location: Palaiseau | |
| 15 | Best of all worlds - synchrony, asynchrony and reconfiguration in blockchains | Petr Kuznetsov | Location: Palaiseau | |
| 16 | Economic incentives in cooperation | Petr Kuznetsov | Location: Palaiseau | |
| 17 | Redundant data duplication in scalable replicated services | Petr Kuznetsov | Location: Palaiseau | |
| 18 | A disaggregated memory interface for a large-scale garbage collector | Adam Chader, Gaël Thomas | Location: Palaiseau | Gejsi Vjerdha |
