Laurent Feuilloley

Laurent Feuilloley is a junior CNRS researcher (Chargé de recherche) at LIRIS, Université de Lyon 1 since 2022. He previously held postdoctoral positions at LIRIS, Universidad de Chile, and LIP6 at Sorbonne Université. His research focuses on Distributed Computing, Graph Theory, and Local Certification, with applications in Fault-Tolerant Systems and Algorithm Engineering. He collaborates extensively with researchers like Nicolas Bousquet, Franck Petit, and José Correa.

• Education: PhD in Computer Science (2018) at IRIF, Université Paris Diderot, supervised by Pierre Fraigniaud.
• Research: Works on graph algorithms, certification, and robustness in dynamic networks, with a focus on maximal independent sets and self-stabilizing systems.

Scientific Contributions: His publications include lower bounds for local certification, robustness refinements in dynamic networks, and space complexity for leader election algorithms. He has received multiple

• Best Paper Awards at SAND 2023 and SSS 2022
• Best Student Paper at OPODIS 2021
• Best Reviewer Award at DISC 2020

Advising: Currently supervising Sébastien Zeitoun's PhD (co-advised with Nicolas Bousquet and Éric Duchêne) and Antonin Kiladjian's M1 internship (with Théo Pierron). He has also advised Guillermo Dinamarca's master thesis in 2019-2020.