Benjamin Seamone

Benjamin Seamone is an Associate Professor at the Université de Montréal, affiliated with the Faculty of Arts and Sciences and the Department of Computer Science and Operations Research. His research focuses on graph theory, combinatorial analysis, and optimization.

Research Projects:

• Global graph structure via local neighbourhood conditions (2024-2031, NSERC-funded)
• Centre de recherches mathématiques (CRM) strategic initiative (2022-2029, FRQNT-funded)
• Forbidden induced subgraphs and global graph phenomena (2017-2025, NSERC-funded)

Student Supervision:

• Trois résultats en théorie des graphes (PhD, Frank Ramamonjisoa, 2023)
• Une étude des graphes jumeaux via l'auto-abritement (MSc, Alizée Gagnon, 2022)
• Le jeu de policiers-voleur sur différentes classes de graphes (MSc, Jérémie Turcotte, 2021)
• Domination éternelle dans les graphes (MSc, Virgélot Virgile, 2019)

Collaborations: Co-researcher in CRM initiatives and lead investigator in multiple NSERC projects. Active in interdisciplinary research groups.