TRANSFORM is a Marie Curie Initial Training Networks European project  devoted to the Theoretical Foundations of Software Transactional Memory   (STM).  STM systems aim at providing programmers
with  concepts and tools that facilitates the design of concurrent programs. In short, they can be seen as “concurrent programming for the measses”.
The aim of the TRANSFORM project is to supply sane  theoretical foundations for these systems. It involves  the following universities : ICS FORTH (Greece),  EPFL  (Switzerland),  University of Rennes 1 (France),  Technische Universitat of Berlin (Germany) and the Technion (Israel).

You will find hereafter the program of the Transform School here.

Armando Castaneda started  as a  Post Doc in January.

Armando received a degree in Computer Engineering from the National Polytechnic Institute of Mexico in 2002, and a PhD from the National Autonomous University of Mexico in 2010, under the supervision of Sergio Rajsbaum.

His research interest lies in the theory of distributed systems, particularly, in understanding the principles of distributed computing. He is mainly interested in topics related complexity and computability.

Heverson Borba Ribeiro started  as an  Engineer from February.

He received his undergraduate Degree in Bachelor of Informatics from the Positivo University in Brazil in 2001. In 2003, he received a graduate “Lato sensu” Degree in Distributed Systems and Computer Networks, from the Pontifical Catholic University (PUC-PR) in Brazil, under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Carlos Maziero. In the beginning of 2007, he received a Master Degree in Applied Informatics from the Pontifical Catholic University (PUC-PR) in Brazil, working in the Distributed Systems group at PPGIA (Graduate Program in Computer Science at PUC-PR), under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Lau Cheuk Lung and sponsored by the Brazilian Ministry of Education Agency for graduate studies (CAPES). Concurrently to that, he has spent about 10 years in the industry in Brazil, working for companies such as IBM, EMC, among others. He joined the INRIA/IRISA in Rennes in 2007 as PhD Candidate in Computer Science, working in the ADEPT research group under the supervision of Dr. Emmanuelle Anceaume, where he is currently finishing his thesis.

His research interests lie primarily on large scale, distributed, fault tolerant and storage systems, particularly on peer-to-peer overlays .

He will be working on Gossple project.

François TAIANI arrived  for a sabbatical on January the 1st 2011  for a year.

François will be working on the  Gossple project.

http://ftaiani.ouvaton.org//2-background/cv_html/cv_taiani-en.html

Stephane WEISS started as  a post-doc in February.

He will be working mainly on ANR STREAMS with  Achour Mostefaoui.

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