I am a professor of computer science in Orl�ans (teaching: IUT, UFR Sciences - research: LIFO).
My general interests are in programming language design and implementation,
constraint programming, and computational linguistics.
research interests
- computational linguistics
- Since 1996, when I joined Gert
Smolka's team at the Programming Systems
Lab at Saarland University (Saarbr�cken, Germany), I have
been deeply involved in the development and the applications of constraint
formalisms and constraint technology in computational linguistics. My on-going
projects are:
- Extensible Dependency Grammar (XDG)
- Extensible Meta-Grammar (XMG)
- Mozart/Oz
- Also since I joined Gert
Smolka's team in 1996, I have been a designer and an implementer of the multiparadigm
concurrent contraint programming language Mozart/Oz.
- bioinformatics
- During 2004-2005, I joined Ralf Blossey's team at IRI (Lille, France) and I worked on the design and implementation of a new language for
the modeling and the stochastic simulation of biomolecular systems.