Création de nouveaux cours :
Traitement automatique de la parole et applications Télécom, Transcription de documents numériques, Recherche d'information, Biométrie, RI dans le documents audio-visuels, theorie de l'information, theorie des graphes, notamment dans le cadre du master Sciences de l'Information et des Systemes (SIS) et du nouveau master Developpement et Applications sur Plateformes Mobiles MASTER DAPM.

Short bio

H. Glotin is a professor at the Insitut Universitaire de France (since 2011) and Univ. of Toulon (since 2010), in the Systems & Information Sciences CNRS lab. He is leading the DYNI team on stochastic multimodal information retrieval. He received his master 1 in computer science from University Pierre et Marie Curie-Paris. In his master 2 thesis in artificial intelligence in Grenoble he proposed the first modelisation of vocalic system evolution, addressing the emergence of a common phonetic code in a society of communicating speech agents using evolutionary learning, which has been extended in many other works. He carried out his PhD at the Inst. of Perceptual Artificial Intelligence (IDIAP) CH and Inst. of Spoken Communication - Perception Team Grenoble on "Robust adaptive multi-stream automatic speech recognition using voicing and localization cues". In 2000 he has been involved as expert at Johns Hopkins CSLP lab with IBM human language team in audiovisual Large Vocabulary Speech Recognition. After two years as research engineer at CNRS lab on phonology and Semantic analyses, he has been an assistant professor position at University of Toulon in 2003. He then conducted researches on multimodal pattern analysis and retrieval systems, audiovisual indexing, cognitive models and bioacoustics. He is co-author of one hundred of international refereed articles, and of an international (US, CANADA...) patent on a real-time bio-acoustic indexing algorithm. He is chairing since eight years the summer school in Multimodal Information Retrieval ERMITES. His research interests include signal processing, scene Understanding (vision, audition, bioacoustics), cognitive Systems and machine learning.
• Qualifié pour les fonctions de McF en sections 27 (Computer Science) et 61 (signal processing).
• Ingénieur de recherche / research ingeneer CNRS @ Equipe de Recherche en Syntaxe et Sémantique - Toulouse, 2001-2002.
• Selected for the NATO Advanced Study Institute on the Dynamics of Speech Production and Perception OTAN & ISCA grants, summer 2002.
  
• Vice director of the Sciences Research and Formation Unit (UFRST) of USTV 2011-13
• Elected at the concil of UFRST 2010-13
• President of the research commission of the UFRST 2010-13
• Elected at the LSIS lab. concil 2010-14
• CRCT 50% in 2006, délégation CNRS 50% in 2010-2011
• Leader of the team project DYNI since 2008
• Professeur des universités depuis 2010 (HDR 2007, qualification 2008)
• PES 2009-12 (Rank A by nat. comm.) ; PEDR 2005-08
• Director of the computer science departement at USTV 2003-2006.
  
• Member of the program committee of : Journées Etudes Parole 2002-04-06-08; RFIA 2006; CORIA 2005-06; Journées de Rochebrune de 2000 à 2005, BDA 2004-05; Majestic 2004... ; Reviewer for international journals: Speech Communication, Information Sciences...
• Member of the computer science selection committee USTV 2004-2009, member of Pr. computer science selecting commission USTV 2011 and 2012.
  
• President of InCognito science association 1996-1997
  
• Co-fondateur de l'Association Francophone de la Communication Parlée (AFCP) et membre élu de son Comité Administratif (www.afcp-parole.org) 2000-2002, 2002-2004,2004-2006 (trésorier).
  



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* What is IUF ? (extracted from IUF web site) : The mission of the Institut universitaire de France is to promote the development of an high quality university research, and to strengthen interdisciplinary projects... The junior and senior members are selected by two separated international juries, since they must be composed by at least 40 per cent foreign scientists. So, it ensures a constant renewal and no one among the laureates can be co-opted...The evaluations of the juries are based on the scientific work (innovation, interdisciplinary projects, international reputation, prizes and awards, and the ability of the applicant in leading a team, in developing a project and the quality of this project)...IUF member status represents in total two per cent of the number of teaching-searchers working in the French universities.