People
Faculty
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Prof. Soumaya Cherkaoui
Full professor at the department of computer engineering and software engineering, Polytechnique Montreal. Read more
Post-doctoral Researchers
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Deema H. Tashman
About me
A postdoctoral fellow at Polytechnique Montreal, specializing in reinforcement learning, physical layer security, cognitive radio networks, and energy harvesting.
My research focuses on developing novel approaches and algorithms to enhance the performance and security of wireless communication systems, with a particular emphasis on applying reinforcement learning techniques
Students
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Hatim Lakhdar
PHD.student
Cybersecurity scientist specialized in anomaly detection and artificial intelligence, and working on applying quantum machine learning (QML) for securing networks of the future. I am confident that the QML has the potential to change the world in terms of execution time, learning capacity, efficiency and significantly improve anomaly detection capabilities.
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Keyela Patatchona
PHD.student
Ph.D. student with a solid foundation in Probability Theory and Statistics, holding a B.Sc. in Applied Mathematics and Computer Science, as well as an M.Sc. in Probability Theory and Statistics, both awarded with honors. Since 2020, I have been actively exploring the application of artificial intelligence in the telecommunications sector. My research during my Ph.D. in Polytechnique Montreal centers on the intelligent optimization of resource allocation in Open Radio Access Networks, employing machine learning and quantum algorithms.
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Melek Krichen
PHD.student
Graduated as a multidisciplinary engineer from Ecole Polytechnique de Tunisie with specialisation in Complex Systems. Currently a PhD student at Polytechnique Montréal, I will be working on anomalies detection in the propagation of 5g network with Quantum Machine Learning.
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Cyprien Quéméneur
M.sc.a STUDENT
I tackle federated learning and computer vision to build efficient and trustworthy autonomous driving systems. Some other areas I am involved with include uncertainty quantification and deep reinforcement learning. I am passionate about AI and committed to open research.