Matthieu Martel is a research-driven computer scientist and academic leader with over a decade of experience bridging theoretical methods and practical engineering in numerical accuracy, abstract interpretation, and safety-critical systems. As Vice-président Relations Internationales and Professor at Université de Perpignan, he combines university leadership with hands-on R&D responsibilities, including directing research and development at Numalis. His work spans semantics-based code transformations, precision tuning, scientific data compression, and the safety and arithmetic issues of neural networks and embedded systems. Trained at École normale supérieure de Lyon and holding a doctorate from Aix-Marseille, he brings deep formal-methods expertise to applied problems in green and frugal computing. Colleagues value his ability to translate formal verification and arithmetic analyses into practical tools and industry collaborations. Based in Argelès-sur-Mer, he uniquely blends long-term public research experience (CEA and academia) with startup R&D leadership.
10 years of coding experience
Doctorat, Informatique, Doctorat, Informatique at Aix-Marseille Université
Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches, Informatique, Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches, Informatique at Université Paris Dauphine
Magistère, Computer Science, Magistère, Computer Science at École normale supérieure de Lyon
Blaz: a library for frugal matrix computations. Blaz provides compression/uncompression functions for matrices of floating-point numbers and makes it possible to perform basic linear algebra on the compressed matrices, without uncompressing them.
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