Autonomous vehicles, digital simulation, multimodal transportation, cybersecurity, Smart City, mobility, energy, Blockchain etc, were all present at the first edition of ThesisDay@SystemX!
Throughout the afternoon, our PhD students were in the spotlight to present their research.
Patrice Aknin (Scientific Director, IRT SystemX) and Milena Klasing-Chen (Innovative design project manager, SNCF) opened the event by presenting the Concept-Knowledge method of cogeneration, which enables relationships between science and industry to be structured, especially in the field of theses, in a jointly presented keynote speech.
10 PhD students then took the stage in succession in the exercise called “3 minutes to convince”: inspired from the “My Thesis in 180 seconds” competition, the exercise enabled our PhD students to present their subjects in a mere three minutes. You can see their presentations again here:
- Fallilou Diop (SCE project, GEEPS – CentraleSupélec, Université Paris-Saclay) : « Management and planning of an urban electricity grid in an uncertain climate »
- Romain Barbedienne (SIM project, Quartz – SupMeca) : « Extension of SATT to multi-physics to achieve dynamic relative positioning of the components in a complex system »
- Kwami Sossoe (MSM project, Grettia – Ifsttar) : « Modeling multimodal transport systems in large networks »
- Danya Bachir (MSM project, SAMOVAR – Télécom SudParis, Université Paris-Saclay) : « Estimating the trajectory of a user in a multimodal transport network by analyzing the mobile telephone network logs »
- Sophie Dramé-Maigné (MSM project, SAMOVAR – Télécom SudParis, Université Paris-Saclay) : « SySystem for token authorization in distributed systems »
- Niezi Mharsi (STC project, LTCI – Télécom ParisTech, Université Paris-Saclay) : « Sizing algorithms, allocation and management of resournces in C-RAN (Cloud – Radio Access Network) »
- Omar Dib (MSM project, OPERA – Université de technologie Belfort-Montbéliard) : « Dynamic re-routing of passengers in multimodal transport networks»
- Ouail Al Maghraoui (Chaire Anthropolis, LGI – CentraleSupélec, Université Paris-Saclay) : « Urban mobility centred on Man: usage scenarios, users and innovative services »
- Pierre-Marie Bajan (EIC project, SAMOVAR – Télécom SudParis, Université Paris-Saclay) : « Simulating activity and attacks: application to cyber defense »
Some 30 PhD students also presented their own thesis subjects during a posters session.
The afternoon ended with the awards ceremony! And the winners are…
Fallilou DIOP, “Three minutes to convince” award from the jury
Danya BACHIR, “Three minutes to convince” award from the public
Fateh-Nassim Melzi, posters session award from the public
This event was organized in partnership with:
SystemX PhD close up
SystemX allows its doctoral students to specialize in a eld with promise for the future, a er obtaining an engineering or master’s degree. Throughout their theses, they will be in a dynamic environment combining the expertise of professionals from the industrial and academic worlds in the institute’s research projects.
Plunged into the heart of a scienti c and technical community at the leading edge of tomorrow’s techno- logies, they are building up a strong network and are developing unique expertise which will be the key to their professional future.
