| Bio: | Dr Jean-Luc Dormoy joined CEA-DRT in May 2003, where he is now in charge of Architecture, Software & Cognitive Systems activities. CEA-DRT brings together more than 2,000 researchers, and 3 units: CEA-LIST, based in Paris suburbs, in the area of "Software Intensive Systems"; CEA-LETI, based in Grenoble, in the area of micro and nano technologies; CEA-LITEN, mainly based in Grenoble, in the area of new energy technologies.
Dr Dormoy has been a member of the executive committee of the RNTL since 2001 (Réseau National des Technologies Logicielles, http://www.rntl.org ). He was in charge of 12 platform projects, which bring together research and industry actors around important “technological nodes”, such as middleware, numerical simulation or virtual reality. He now presides the Evaluation Committee, which selects projects to be funded.
Dr Dormoy is also involved in the European Technological platform ARTEMIS.
He published several papers on software economy.
Dr Jean-Luc Dormoy formerly worked at Electricité de France, where he developed many IT systems, going from nuclear plant monitoring to AI-based information system components. In particular, he was head of a team developing the system Descartes, which aimed at automatizing software production from formal specifications.
Dr Jean-Luc Dormoy was first educated in mathematics, at the Ecole Normale Supérieure de Saint-Cloud. Then he got a PhD in Artificial Intelligence with Pr. Jean-Louis Laurière at Paris 6 University. He has worked and published in various areas: qualitative physics and calculus, rule-based and expert systems, formal methods and automatic program generation, numerical simulation, and recently HW & SW platforms for embedded systems.
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