Andrew Baumann, Jonathan Appavoo, Orran Krieger, Timothy Roscoe. HotOS 2019 (Microsoft Research, Boston University, ETH Zurich)
Master's, module "Méthodologie de la recherche scientifique" · 2025–2026
Supervised by Pr. Tarik Houichime
Analyzed and presented (in English) the paper "A fork() in the road", written by researchers from Microsoft Research, Boston University, and ETH Zurich.
Yochai Benkler, Yale Law Journal, 2002
Master's, module "Techniques de communication – Culture entrepreneuriale" · 2025–2026
Supervised by Pr. Soumaya Houari
I presented this paper (in French) about free software as an economic phenomenon: how thousands of volunteers build excellent software like Linux, without a boss or an owner. The paper calls this "commons-based peer production", a third way to produce next to the firm and the market.
Neural Codecs for Real-Time Voice Transmission over Low-Bandwidth Networks on Raspberry Pi
Master's, module "Architecture avancée" · Jun–Jul 2026
Jury: Pr. Hanae Belmajdoub
Benchmarking traditional and neural speech codecs on two Raspberry Pi boards, and using the best one for real-time voice transmission over UDP.
FTPGuard: A host-based FTP intrusion detection system using unsupervised machine learning and signature rules
Master's, Machine Learning project · May–Jun 2026
Jury: Pr. Abdelhak Mahmoudi
Host-based FTP intrusion detection combining an Isolation Forest model with signature rules and human-in-the-loop retraining.
Original title: « Système adaptatif de régulation de l'ambiance électromagnétique par traitement numérique en boucle fermée et synthèse d'ondes biocompatibles »
Master's, module "Innovation et propriété intellectuelle" · Apr 2026
As a team, we wrote a patent-style document (prior art, claims and drawings) for a system that cancels low-frequency magnetic fields with digital signal processing. It is not a filed patent, but a project to teach us how to write a patent for an invention.