Where to Find Jérôme Dockès's Publications and GitHub Profile

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Jérôme Dockès's personal site, jeromedockes.github.io, is the central place to start: it links to his publications section and his GitHub account, and identifies him as a research engineer in the SODA lab at Inria, France. Use the site when you want an official, self-maintained pointer to his work; use GitHub directly when you need code, issues, or contribution history.

What the Site Provides

The page is a short professional profile rather than a full publication database. According to the site, it includes:

  • Affiliation and role: research engineer in the SODA lab at Inria, France.
  • Contact: a public email address, [email protected].
  • GitHub account: a link to his GitHub profile.
  • Publications: a publications section.
  • OpenPGP public key: an RSA 4096 key with key ID BB047DAC040B35F4 and a published fingerprint.

The site also states that he is one of the maintainers of skrub and Nilearn, and that he developed and maintains NeuroQuery (with Romain Primet and Hande Gözükan), pubget, and labelbuddy.

Finding Publications

  1. Open jeromedockes.github.io.
  2. Follow the link labeled for publications.
  3. Use the listed works as the authoritative starting point, then cross-check individual titles on the publisher or preprint page for the version you need.

The site does not present itself as a searchable bibliography, so expect a list rather than filters or export tools. If you need citation metadata, take titles from the site and confirm details such as venue and year at the source.

Finding the GitHub Profile and Code

The site links directly to his GitHub account. From there you can reach the repositories behind the projects named on the page:

Project Role stated on the site
skrub Maintainer
Nilearn Maintainer
NeuroQuery Developed and maintains, with Romain Primet and Hande Gözükan
pubget Developed and maintains
labelbuddy Developed and maintains

For questions about a specific project, the repository's issue tracker is usually more useful than the personal site, which does not host discussion.

Contact and Key Verification

The site gives one contact route: email at [email protected]. For encrypted mail, it publishes an OpenPGP public key (RSA 4096, key ID BB047DAC040B35F4) and a fingerprint. To verify a signed message or key, compare the fingerprint shown on the site with the one attached to the key you received, and treat a mismatch as a reason not to trust that copy. The site does not describe a preferred response time or alternate contact channel.

When to Use Which Source

  • Personal site: affiliation, contact details, key fingerprint, and a curated list of projects and publications.
  • GitHub: source code, releases, issues, and maintenance activity.
  • Publisher or preprint pages: final citation details and full text where available.

Start at the personal site for orientation, then move to GitHub or the publication source for the specific artifact you need.