Jean-Philippe Diguet

Jean-Philippe Diguet is a CNRS Research Director (DR CNRS) and Director of the French-Australian Laboratory CROSSING (CNRS IRL 2010). He holds an adjunct professorship at the School of Computer Science, University of Adelaide. His roles have included leading research teams such as SHAKER and the MOCS team (50 staff), and managing the Transversal program on Systems of Drones at Lab-STICC. He has been a visiting professor at institutions including Tohoku University (Japan) and USP University (Brazil).

Education includes a HDR (2005, UBS University, France), PhD in High Level Synthesis (1996, University of Rennes I), and a Master's in Signal/Telecommunications (1993, University of Rennes I). His research focuses on embedded systems optimization, advanced SoC architectures, and autonomous/self-adaptive systems for energy-efficient computing and AI integration.

Professional highlights include the 2001 Anvar Emergence Prize and co-founding Dixip (2003), a SME specializing in wireless embedded systems. His leadership spans CNRS departments and international collaborations, with a career bridging academic research and industry innovation.