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Jun 2026

18 Jun

PhaseSCA: Exploiting Phase-Modulated Emanations in Side Channels

18/06/2026    
2:00 pm-3:00 pm
Pierre Ayoub
In recent years, the limits of electromagnetic side-channel attacks have been significantly expanded. However, the discovery of new fundamental phenomena about compromising electromagnetic emanations remains [...]
11 Jun

Inferring the environmental impact of digital services

11/06/2026    
2:00 pm-3:00 pm
Viviana Arrigoni
Digital services have grown explosively in recent years, and the AI boom has brought their environmental impact into sharper focus. Yet quantifying the footprint of [...]
04 Jun

The Relay Random Tree: A Stochastic Geometry Approach of Multihop Relay in an Urban Visibility Setting

04/06/2026    
2:00 pm-3:00 pm
Paul Rax
In a recent work (that was presented in LINCS the 02/10/2024), Junse Lee and François Baccelli introduced a (toy) model to study the impact of [...]

May 2026

28 May

Real-Time Cloud: Between Vision and Reality

28/05/2026    
2:00 pm-3:00 pm
Giorgio Farina
Real-time cloud envisions the migration of time-critical applications to shared cloud infrastructures in order to leverage elasticity, scalability, and operational flexibility. However, this vision conflicts [...]
07 May

Quantum Sensing on the Horizon: Opportunities and Impact

07/05/2026    
2:00 pm-3:00 pm
Michel Barbeau
Quantum sensing is an emerging technology that is one to two orders of magnitude more sensitive than classical sensing. In this talk, I will review [...]

Mar 2026

26 Mar

Resource-efficient NextG MIMO Sensing and Communications: Bridging Sparse Arrays, Spatial Modulation and Subspace Codes

26/03/2026    
2:00 pm-3:00 pm
Robin Rajamäki
This talk explores emerging connections between sensing, modulation and coding through the unifying lens of sparse antenna array geometries. We first explore the versatile uses [...]

Feb 2026

19 Feb

Network Calculus: Guaranteed performance analysis in networks

19/02/2026    
1:00 pm-2:00 pm
Anne Bouillard
Network calculus is a theory developed to compute worst-case performance guarantees in networks. When analyzing complex networks (in particular multi-class), the analysis requires two-step approach: [...]
12 Feb

MetaLore: Learning to Orchestrate Communication and Computation for Metaverse Synchronization

12/02/2026    
2:00 pm-3:00 pm
Elif Ebru OHRI
As augmented and virtual reality evolve, achieving seamless synchronization between physical and digital realms remains a critical challenge, especially for real-time applications where delays affect [...]
04 Feb

Towards a Federated Public Computing Continuum Platform

04/02/2026    
1:45 pm-2:45 pm
Chih-Kai Huang
Building a large-scale, multi-tenant, public, and geo-distributed computing continuum platform that includes both cloud and edge environments, and where any application can be deployed, requires [...]

Jan 2026

28 Jan

Queuing Theory for Throttled Quantum Link Protocol Modeling

28/01/2026    
2:00 pm-3:00 pm
Ludovic Noirie
To facilitate the control and management of the future quantum networks, one needs a quantum link protocol (QLP) that ensures a constant and reliable rate [...]
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