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David Hill

David R.C. Hill

David Hill Benny

Research & Teaching Interests

David Hill

David R.C. Hill

David Hill Benny

Main Scientific Interests:

·  Discrete Modeling and Simulation,

·  High Performance Computing,

·  Reproducible Research,

·  Software and Model Engineering,

·  Life Science Research,

·  Artificial Intelligence,
·  Quantum computing.

·  Ethics in Research & Computer Science


Current Applications Domains:

 

·  Simulation Practice and Theory,

·  Particle Physics (with CERN),

·  Ecological & environmental Modeling,
·  Medicine and nuclear medicine.

Teaching in Computer Science:

·  High Performance Computing,

·  Model Driven Engineering,

·  Object-oriented Modeling,

·  Computer languages : C/C++ and Java,

·  Software Engineering,

·  UML and Software Engineering tools,

·  Discrete and Stochastic Simulation,
·  Algorithm & Decision Aid Software.

 

Teaching in Biology and Philosophy of Science:

 

·  Ecological Modeling
·  Environmental Modeling,
·  Bioinformatics,
·  Ethics and sustainable development.

David R.C. Hill

David Hill Benny

Publications

 

·  Journal and conference papers, conference proceedings, book chapters and posters.

·  Invited Talks and Tutorials.

 

Short Biography

 

Professor David Hill is doing his research at the French Centre for National Research (CRNS) in the LIMOS laboratory. (UMR 6158). He was Vice President of Blaise Pascal University (2008-2012) and also past director of a French Regional Computing Center (CRRI) (2008-2010). He was appointed two times deputy director (2005-2007 ; 2018-2021) of the Auvergne Institute of Computer Science ISIMA delivering a French “Grande Ecole” engineering degree as part of Clermont Auvergne University (UCA) and now Clermont Auvergne INP. ISIMA is a Public Engineering School in Computer Science & Modeling where Prof. Hill managed various departments since 1994. Professor Hill received his French qualification as Research Director in 2000 and the doctor degree in 1993 (in Object-Oriented Software Engineering and Simulation) all from Blaise Pascal University. He also holds a French "Diplome d'Ingenieur", DEA "Diplome d'Etude Avancee" (received in 1990) and a French Maitrise (1989). With Vincent Breton, he is the scientific head of AuverGrid the Regional Computing Mesocenter. Professor Hill has supervised and co-supervised more than 25 PhD students, authored or co-authored more than 250 papers and he has also published several text books.

 

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