Biography

Genoveva Vargas-Solar (http://www.vargas-solar.com) is principal scientist (HDR) of the French Council of Scientific Research (CNRS), France. She is regular member of the Mexican Academia of Computing. She has obtained a first PhD degree in Computer Science at University Joseph Fourier (2000) and a second PhD degree in Literature at University Stendhal (2005). Her research concerns the design of data management services guided by Service Level Objectives (SLO) providing methodologies, algorithms, and tools for integrating, deploying, and executing data science pipelines on just in time architectures. She has applied her results to e-Science applications in Astronomy, Biology, social sciences, digital-humanities, and industry 4.0. She is an active militant of data and A+I decolonisation and decolonial feminism in data science in the global south. She is a member of the database interconference diversity and inclusion (D&I) initiative on she runs several gender equalities actions in the global north. She has coordinated several research projects in Europe and Latin America financed by governments and industrial partners. She actively promotes the scientific cooperation in Computer Science between Latin America and Europe particularly between France and Mexico.