About Me
I am senior researcher (“directeur de recherche” in French) at CNRS in computer science and digital electronics, member of the IRISA laboratory and the CAPSULE team in Rennes, France.
My research topics include: computer arithmetic in hardware and software, number systems (i.e. representations of numbers), arithmetic algorithms, specific or reconfigurable hardware accelerators, embedded processors, applied cryptography, hardware security (attacks and protections), low-power design.
In short, I mainly work on arithmetic computations in electronic circuits and computer programs, and how to make them more efficient, more robust to attacks/failures and less energy consuming. I also work on the security of embedded systems.
My research activities are positioned into several CNRS research networks (GDR):
- working group on arithmetic (GT Arith) of GDR IFM (“Informatique Fondamentale et ses Mathématiques”)
- working group on codes & crypto (GT C2) common to GDR IFM and GDR SI (“Sécurité Informatique”)
- security of hardware systems common to GDR SI and GDR SoC2
- algorithms and architectures of GDR ISIS
Contact
- email: arnaud.tisserand@cnrs.fr
- web: www.arnaud-tisserand.fr
- office: F423
- postal address: CNRS – IRISA, 263 avenue Général Leclerc, 35042 Rennes cedex, France
More Details
- Biography (EN) / biographie (FR)
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- Research topics
- Hardware and software
- Presentations at conferences, seminars and events
- Publications: HAL, ORCID, DBLP, Google Scholar
- Students
- Teaching
- Scientific popularization/mediation (pages in French)