Regular biography
Patrick Thiran is a Full Professor in the Department of Computer Science at École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne. His research interests include network analysis, communication systems, and stochastic modeling. Thiran is affiliated with the Laboratory of Dynamics of Information and Networks and is involved in teaching courses such as 'Stochastic Models for Communications' and 'Networks out of Control'. He has contributed to various publications in fields such as network tomography and distributed systems. His contact information is available at patrick.thiran@epfl.ch, and his profile can be accessed at https://people.epfl.ch/patrick.thiran.
Scholar-generated biography
Patrick Thiran is a professor at the School of Communication and Computer Science, EPFL, specializing in networking, communications, and stochastic models. His research focuses on deterministic queuing systems, wireless network capacity, and network connectivity. Thiran's work explores the impact of interference on ad hoc networks, the analysis of Internet backbone traffic, and the modeling of complex networks. He has also investigated the performance of wireless sensor networks and the design of low-delay services within best-effort environments. His research integrates stochastic models with practical network analysis to address challenges in modern communication systems.