page personnelle de Gauvain Bourgne

Gauvain BOURGNE
25 rue Vicq d'Azir
75010 PARIS
FRANCE
Mobile phone: 06 81 52 22 67
E-mail: bourgne@lamsade.dauphine.fr

born on May 16th 1979
at Boulogne-Billancourt (92)

French nationality

Current situation

July-August 2008

Invited researcher at National Institute of Informatics, Tokyo (non MOU grant).
Supervisor: Pr Katsumi Inoue.
Subject: Distributed protocols for coordination of logic programs.

Work experience

Research internship at LIP6 (summer 2004)

3 months internship
Subject: Multiagent supervised symbolic incremental concept learning
Supervisors: Pr Amal El Fallah-Segrouchni and Henry Soldano

During Engineering School

Intern in computer science service of Paris Opera Bastille
2nd year internship
3 months internship.
Designed and implemented of a SQLWindows/Oracle application for Paris Opera Bastille (management and computation of room rental fees)
Intern in a vacation center association
1st year internship
2 months internship.
Designed and implemented a MS-Access database for a vacation center association (association Rêves de Jeux).

Other experiences

Website realization for CUER MA (University Center of Medieval Study and Research of Aix), Provence Aix-Marseille I University.
Activity organizer in vacation center,

Education and qualification

2004-2008

University Paris Dauphine (France).
PhD in Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence : Multiagent systems)
Thesis subject: Hypothesis Refinement and Propagation under Communicationnal Constraint.
under the direction of: Pr Suzanne Pinson, assisted by Nicolas Maudet.
Laboratory :LAMSADE
Defended on: March, 14th 2008

Jury :

Pr Amal El Fallah-Seghrouchni (president), Paris 6
Pr Pierre Marquis (rapporteur), Artois
Pr Philippe Mathieu (rapporteur), Lille
Pr Suzanne Pinson, Paris Dauphine
Yann Chevaleyre, Paris Dauphine
Nicolas Maudet, Paris Dauphine
Henry Soldano, Paris 13
Bruno Zanuttini, Caen Basse Normandie
Pr Frank Dignum (invited), Utrecht, Netherlands

2002-2003

University of Hull (UK).
Master of Science by Research in Computer Science. Very Good.
Subject: Affect-based Multi-Agent Architecture (for a 5 aside football simulation)
Supervisor: Pr D.N. Davis
Laboratory: NEAT Research group (Neural Emergent Agent Technologies).

2001-2003

Institut d'Informatique d'Entreprise (IIE-CNAM) - Business Computer Science Institute, Engineer school.
Engineer's Degree in Computer Science
Option: Operating systems specialisation
TOIEC (Test Of English for International Communication). Grade: 970/990.

1997-2000

Classes Préparatoires aux Grandes Ecoles (Intensive Undergraduate Studies for admission to French Engineer School ), followed by a competitive examination a national level; Marseille, France.
MPSI/MP* (Maths Physics Engineer Science), with Theoretical Computer Science specialisation.

1996-1997

l'Emperi Highschool, Salon de Provence., France.
Baccalauréat in Science (honours), equivalent to a High School Diploma.
Options: Computer Science, Art

Awards and grants

RJCIA 2007 : Best paper.
AAMAS 2007 Student Scholarship
non-MOU grant for short term postdoctoral position in NII (summer 2008)

Languages

French: native.
English: fluent (TOIEC)
Japanese: Basic communication skills, learning in progress. (2nd year Japanese language course at Hull University validated)
Chinese: Basic communication skills, learning in progress. (1rst year of License in Chinese language and civilization at INALCO validated)

Extra Curricular activities

Art: Piano, Musical composition, Drawing.
Culture: Classical and contemporary music, History (European Middle-ages, Ancient China), Reading, Linguistic (asian languages).
Sport: Volley-ball, table tennis.