clement.royer@lamsade.dauphine.fr
Clément Royer Université Paris Dauphine-PSL
Place du Maréchal de Lattre de Tassigny
75016 Paris
FRANCE
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Clément W. Royer
Associate professor, Université Paris Dauphine-PSL
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Latest news
Research visit (2025/07) I visited Warren Hare at the University of British Columbia (Okanagan Campus) in Kelowna, BC, Canada. I gave a talk in the COCANA seminar series during my stay, the slides can be found here. Thanks to Warren for being such a great host!
Conference (2025/07) I attended the eighth International Conference on Continuous Optimization, held at the University of Southern California on July 21-24. I presented in the derivative-free optimization cluster, and co-chaired two sessions with Florentin Goyens on nonconvex optimization (with ties to semidefinite programs) and manifold optimization (from a geometric perspective). Thanks to the organizers and to all those I had the opportunity to discuss with!
Award (2025/02) As in 2022, I am a recipient of a Meritorious Service Award from the journal Mathematical Programming acknowledging exceptional contributions as a reviewer during the year 2024.
Lectures (2025/02) I am giving a series of lectures on complexity in continuous optimization for Dauphine's PhD program in Computer Science. Slides and notes can be found here.
Teaching (2024/09) The Fall semester has started! I will be teaching several courses around linear algebra and applications to data science (bachelor level) and optimization for machine learning (master level). Details can be found here.
Research interests
My research essentially revolves around the field of numerical optimization and its applications, particularly in complex systems and data science. In addition to optimization, my work relies heavily on linear algebra techniques and randomized methods.
Lately I have been interested in analyzing certain classes of nonconvex optimization problems and developing efficient algorithms with complexity guarantees for solving those problems.
I am also highly interested in derivative-free optimization and its applications to solving simulation-based problems.
Short bio
September 1st, 2019: Joined Université Paris Dauphine-PSL and LAMSADE as a maître de conférences (equivalent to associate professor, with tenure granted on September 1st, 2020).