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I. Since, She is a member of the IRIT (CNRS UMR 5055) laboratory. She received both a Dipl From 2002 to 2005 she was with Inria, participating in the ARES project while working towards her Ph.D. thesis, as a post-doctoral researcher. She is the recipient of a 3-year Marie-Curie OIF fellowship from the European Union to pursue her work from, Katia Jaffres-Runser is an Associate Professor (Ma ^ itre de Conférences Medical Imaging in 2002 and a Ph.D. in Computer Science in 2005 from the National Institute of Applied Sciences (INSA) she joined the Stevens Institute of Technology both Stevens Institute of Technology and INSA Lyon on wireless networks modeling and multiobjective optimization she participated in the GreenTouch consortium as a delegate from INRIA. She's interested in performance evaluation of wireless networks (cognitive networks, DTN, ad hoc networks , wireless embedded networks) using game theory, multiobjective optimization and metaheuristics. She's been working as well on fountain and network coding for wireless sensor networks, 2006.

. Jean-luc, He has been an Associate Professor at the Universite de Toulouse (INPT/ENSEEIHT and IRIT Laboratory ) since 2002 Since 2012, he is a full professor His current research interest concerns the analysis and performance evaluation of embedded networks, mainly in the context of avionics and automotive. Christian Fraboul received the Engineer degree from INPT/ENSEEIHT From 1974 to 1998, he worked as a Research Engineer at ONERA. Since 1998, he is full time Professor at INPT, where he is in charge of the Department of Telecommunications and Networks, ENS- EEIHT, and of the IRT team of the IRIT Laboratory. His main fields of interest are embedded networks architectures and performance evaluation of such architectures, 1974.