Research-Evaluation for Dr J. Paul Gibson, LOgiciels-Réseaux (LOR), IT SudParis, France.

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Reviewer

As well as reviewing papers for a large number of conferences (see Conferences and Workshops Page), Paul has also reviewed submissions for the following journals:

Software: Practice and Experience	Science of Computer Programming	Computer Networks and ISDN Systems
Automated Software Engineering	Foundations of Computer Science	Formal Aspects of Computing
Annals of Telecommunications	Int. Journal of Modelling and Simulation	Requirements Engineering Journal
Journal of Cultural Heritage	Journal of Systems and Software	ACM Transactions on Computing Education

Paul is also on the editorial comittee (comité de rédaction) of the Annals of telecommunications published by Springer.

Research Projects

Computer science panellist for the Enterprise Ireland Basic Research Grant Programme (2003)

Evaluator for European FP6, IST priority 2:

• call 2: IST-2002-2.3.2.3 - Open development platforms for software and services;
• call 5: IST-2005-2.5.5 - Software and Services.

Portfolio Analysis for European FP6, IST priority 2:

• call 5: IST-2005-2.5.5 - Software and Services.

Reviewer for RODIN project (European Union, FP6, IST priority 2).

Evaluator/Rapporteur European Union FP7

• call 1: ICT objective 1.2 - Service and Software Architectures, Infrastructures and Engineering
• call 3: FET-Proactive - ICT Forever Yours
• call 4: FET-Proactive - CO-PI and TERACOMP.
• call 5: ICT objective 1.2 - Internet of Services, Software and Virtualisation.
• Marie Curie Action Calls (Mathematics and Engineering) - FP7-PEOPLE-2010-IIF, FP7-PEOPLE-2010-IOF and FP7-PEOPLE-2010-IEF

Research Theses (External Examination)

I have examined a number of theses where I have also played the role of supervisor (see Supervision Page). I list, below, the research theses that I have examined in a non-supervisory capacity:

PhD Thesis by Dubravka Ilic: Formal reasoning about Dependability in Model-Driven Development, awarded by Turku Center for Computer Science, 2007.

PhD Thesis by Mark Hennesy: A test-driven development strategy for the construction of grammar-based software, awarded by NUI Maynooth, 2007.

MPhil Thesis by Paul Stacey: Peer-to-peer Searching and Sharing of Electronic Documents, awarded by DIT, Ireland, 2005.

MSc thesis by David Tunney: var-pi: A language based on the pi-calculus, awarded by DCU, Ireland, 2004.

MSc thesis by Aidan Haran: Collaborative Computer Personalities in the Game of Chess, awarded DCU, Ireland, 2002.