Research Works

Short bio

Adrien Joly is a PhD candidate researching on Ambient Awareness / Context-Aware Social Networks for the Social Communications department of Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs Applications, in collaboration with the CNRS-LIRIS laboratory and under supervision of Pr. Pierre Maret. He received a Master Degree of Information Technology from the Institut National des Sciences Appliquées de Lyon (INSA-LYON, France) in 2006. Achieved during his exchange program in Queensland University of Technology (Australia), his Master Project was to design and develop an extensible summary navigation system in order to demonstrate the SEO multimedia annotation scheme proposed by his supervisor: Dr. Dian Tjondronegoro. His current interests cover Ambient Intelligence, Pervasive Systems, Ubiquitous Computing, Social Networking, Semantic Web, Mobile Applications, and modular software architecture.

PhD thesis

Title: Contextual filtering of mediated interactions // Titre français: Filtrage contextuel des intéractions médiées (sujet détaillé)

You can also:

• follow updates on my thesis on twitter (hashtag #mythesis)

• read my blog

• follow my activities on FriendFeed (which include my twitter updates and my blog posts).

Publications

For more up-to-date list of publications, please go to my lab's personal page: Adrien Joly's publication

You can also:

• check out my profile on CiteULike and BibSonomy, but their publication list is not exhaustive yet

• see the list of conferences and journals I'm interrested in on WikiCFP. 

My work-in-progress prototype: "Contextual Filter for the Ambient Enterprise" (demo paper proposed to SIGIR'09)