I hold a CNRS senior researcher position (DR2) at the LIP6 lab, where I lead the Complex Networks team and co-lead the Networks and Distributed Systems department.

My research is centered on the general study of (large) graphs met in practice, called real-world graphs, or complex networks. I work in particular on internet topology, peer-to-peer exchanges, social networks, and spreading phenomena.

I lead the project Measurement and Analysis of P2P Activity Against Paedophile Content and the project Diffusion dans les réseaux : mesure et analyse pour la modélisation.

PhD students (co-advisor, in most cases): Oussama Allali, Thomas Aynaud, Daniel Bernardes, Raphaël Fournier, Assia Hamzaoui, Sébastien Heymann, Elie Rotenberg, Abdelhamid Salah Brahim, Massoud Seifi, Wang Xiaomin.

More details in my CV (in french).

Matthieu.Latapy@lip6.fr
http://www-rp.lip6.fr/~latapy