Romain Vuillemot

        Post-doctoral Researcher
         Information Visualization,
             HCI & Web Services.

Romain Vuillemot

Recent Work

In April 2012, I co-organize an international workhop entitled Messaging and Web of Data: Private meets Public (and vice-versa) during the WWW 2012 on April 16th, 2012, in Lyon, France. The workshop program is available here.


In February 2012, our Bubble-T Twitter experiment spun off into Bubble-VT and was on air during a TV Show “Le Grand Webzé” on a national broadcast channel, France 5. Project info on the IRI lab webpage and some photos are available here.


In December 2011, our Bubble-T Twitter experiment (What if Twitter can vote?) has been awarded and is available as a tab on the Youtube 2012 French elections channel. It was developped with Samuel Huron, Raphaël Velt, Yves-Marie Haussonne and myself for the Google Dataviz Contest. You can follow the discussion (i.e. Buzz) around it on Twitter or around the contest using #googleviz.


Since October 2011, I am a post-doctoral researcher at INRIA Saclay in the AVIZ Team working with Jean-Daniel Fekete.


Since July 2011, I started coordinating the Volunteers track at WWW 2012 16th-20th April 2012, Lyon, France.

Previously

From December 2010 until September 2011 I was post-doctoral researcher at LIRIS Lab and INSA Lyon (member of the database team (BD)) working on future usages of Email.


In August 2011, I co-organized NextMail’11, the First International Workshop on Next Trends in Email, in Lyon, France, held during the IEEE/WIC/ACM WI-IAT conference [VRG11].

     

 


In december 2010, I defended my Phd dissertation [V10] in Computer Science entitled:

“Un cadre de conception pour la Visualisation d’Information Interactive”.

“A framework for Interactive Information Visualization”

The committee was composed as follows:


In March 2008, during my PhD, I spent six month at the Human/Computer Interaction Laboratory at the University of Maryland as invited research fellow working with Catherine Plaisant and humanists on a novel text visualization interface [VPCK09] [TPV08].


From October 2006 until December 2010, I prepared my PhD [V10] in Computer Science at LIRIS Lab in the DRIM (Distribution et Recherche d’Information Multimedia) team. My focus was on an N-tier architecture for Information Visualization. Using this architecture, I developed novel visual interfaces for text, image and graph visualisation.

 


My recent Tweets (@romsson):

  1. Romain Vuillemot The Evolution of Western Dance Music over the last century in under 20 seconds. http://t.co/dJaWLOrZ via @ThomsonHolidays #dataviz3 days ago