Every year, Loria’s teams strengthen with the arrival of new researchers and associate professors. We welcome them and invite you to take a few minutes to learn about their careers and projects!
Next Loria colloquium will take place on Thursday, 22nd May at 1:30 pm in the Amphitheater.
We will have the pleasure to welcome Bettina Speckmann, full professor at Eindhoven University of Technology, with a presentation in English, entitled River channels and dual loops: computational geometry in the field.
Our congratulations to Pierrick Gaudry, Emmanuel Thomé and Paul Zimmermann, CNRS and Inria researchers with the Loria and winners of the Levchin 2025 Prize!
The Levchin Prize is awarded for high-impact cryptography innovations and their use in real-world systems. It was presented to our researchers on March 26th at Real-World Crypto, a major annual international conference on applied cryptography that attracts around 600 academic and industrial professionals working in this field.
This prestigious award rewards the three researchers for their CADO-NFS computer security software developed by the Caramba team since 2007. CADO-NFS is now the benchmark software for testing the robustness of encryption keys.
On Thursday 13 March, the final of the Ma Thèse en 180 secondes competition was held at the Université de Lorraine.
Two doctoral students from Loria, Ikram Hamdioui (Simbiot team) and Chloé Przemyski (Bird team and Euro Information Développement company) presented their research topics in three minutes flat!
Ma thèse en 180 secondes is an international competition for French-speaking doctoral students. It invites young researchers to present their thesis topic in 3 minutes, clearly and concisely. Their challenge: to address a lay and diverse audience, making each of them an ambassador for research. The topics presented reflect the diversity of research in the exact, human and social sciences.
The regional final of the competition will take place on Thursday 13 March at 6.30pm in the Déléage amphitheatre on the Lettres et Sciences Humaines campus in Nancy. Congratulations to the two Loria doctoral students selected, Ikram Hamdioui and Chloé Przemyski!
