David Billard, PhD

Chargé de cours (lecturer)	Professeur
Université de Genève	University of Applied Sciences in Geneva
Centre Universitaire d'Informatique	Bât. F
Bât A. 7 route de Drize	7 route de Drize
CH-1227 Carouge, Switzerland	CH-1227 Carouge, Switzerland
Tel `: (+41 22) 388 18 85`	Tel `: (+41 22) 388 18 85`
Email : David.Billard[ascii64]unige.ch	Email : David.Billard[ascii64]hesge.ch

I'm now professor at the University of Applied Sciences in Geneva, teaching Information Systems and (trying to do some) research in digital forensics.

I give lectures on Advanced Operating Systems (Systèmes II) and Digital Forensics at the CUI (Centre Universitaire d'Informatique).

I give lectures on Digital Forensics at the Institut de Police Scientifique (University of Lausanne, Law Faculty).

I will shortly give lectures on Digital Forensics at the Computer Science department of the University of Stockholm.

I'm also a forensic investigator ("Expert judiciaire en informatique près la Cour d'Appel de Chambéry, France"), affiliated to the CNEJITA (Compagnie Nationale des Experts Judiciaires en Informatique et Techniques Associées) and a founding member of the LERTI (Laboratoire d'Expertise et de Recherche de Traces Numériques).

For 8 years, I've been head of software development group at the University of Geneva.

In the last years, I have been involved in a way or other in several research projects:

E-Com / E-Law Project on ODR (ended)
VITELS: Virtual Internet TElecommunications Laboratory of Switzerland (ended)
Transactional services for the Internet (this one has never truly begun)
Charging and Accounting for The Internet (CATI) (ended)
Domain Name eXchange (DNX) (ended)
Mobile Agents (ended)
Messengers (ended)
Management of Electronic Mail (ended)
...

In 1999 and for one year I've been elected President of the Faculty of Science Council, and I've been elected a voting member of the University Council.

I've been member of several program committees or organisation committees.

David Billard received his PhD (05-30-1995) from the University of Montpellier II, Laboratoire de Systèmes Informatiques (France, maintenant intégré au LIRMM).

This page is, and will remain endlessly, under construction.

last update March 2010