PhD in Computer Science | CRGN / LIRA | France
Dr. Fabien THOMAS-BRANS is a researcher and practitioner in computer science and digital forensics with a strong focus on the processing, diagnosis, and repair of digital evidence within judicial and investigative contexts. His professional experience centers on forensic analysis of electronic devices, legal data extraction, and failure analysis, with active involvement in collaborative projects alongside academic and applied research institutions. His research interests include forensic science, data extraction methodologies, electronic diagnosis and repair, flash and MMC memory analysis, and CRBNE-related forensic interventions, reflecting an interdisciplinary approach that bridges computer science, mathematics, and security domains. His research skills encompass advanced digital forensics techniques, memory error correction, evidence recovery processes, failure analysis, and the development of specialized forensic procedures and training programs. He has contributed to peer-reviewed indexed journal publications and ongoing research articles, demonstrating consistent scholarly output and applied impact. In addition, his work includes collaboration with internationally recognized institutions, highlighting both academic rigor and practical relevance. His awards and honors are reflected through recognition in research excellence–oriented initiatives and professional affiliations within national forensic and cybersecurity organizations. Overall, his profile illustrates a balanced combination of applied forensic expertise, research innovation, and collaborative engagement, contributing meaningfully to advancements in digital evidence handling and forensic computing. He has achieved 12 Citations 3 Documents 2h-index.
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