Antoine Bossard is a Professor of the Graduate School of Science, Kanagawa University (Japan). He received his BS and MS from Université de Caen Basse-Normandie (France) and his Ph.D. from Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology. His research is focused on graph theory, parallel and distributed computing, and interconnection networks, addressing issues such as routing and fault tolerance. Recently, he has started to consider applying his research on interconnection networks to microcontrollers and sensors. He is the author of the textbook Understanding Microcontrollers (Ohmsha, 2021, 2023), originally written for the students of his computer architecture lecture. For several years, he has also been conducting research regarding Chinese characters, specifically, their representation and processing on computer systems. He is a Senior Member of ACM.
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Short Biography
Antoine Bossard is a Professor of the Graduate School of Science, Kanagawa University (Japan). He received his BS and MS from Université de Caen Basse-Normandie (France) and his Ph.D. from Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology. His research is focused on graph theory, parallel and distributed computing, and interconnection networks, addressing issues such as routing and fault tolerance. Recently, he has started to consider applying his research on interconnection networks to microcontrollers and sensors. He is the author of the textbook Understanding Microcontrollers (Ohmsha, 2021, 2023), originally written for the students of his computer architecture lecture. For several years, he has also been conducting research regarding Chinese characters, specifically, their representation and processing on computer systems. He is a Senior Member of ACM.