Vincent VIGNERON

Vincent Vigneron is a full professor at université Paris-Saclay, with an international career at UNICAMP and USP (SP, Brazil). Before becoming a faculty member of Evry University, he worked part-time for companies as a computer science engineer. He received a Dipl.-Ing. degree from the ENSIMEV school, Valenciennes, France, in 1991, a PhD degree in applied mathematics from the University d'Evry, France, and the Habilitation to Direct Research (HDR) degree for his works on source separation and statistical image processing. Vincent Vigneron is part of the computer science department. He heads the IBISC/SIAM team (Computing, BioInformatics, Complex Systems EA 4526). His main research topics concern resolving inverse problems with statistical and machine learning, sparse models, and tensor factorization. Between 2014 and 2019, he has been dean of international affairs. He is a reviewer of several journals and conferences, including IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing, Signal Processing Letters, Signal Processing (Elsevier), PAA, PAMI, etc. He chaired some international image and signal processing conferences. He has coordinated four international competitions on fetal ECG diagnosis, functional repairing, ego perception and neurodegenerative diseases.