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Best Paper Vincent Trélat ABZ 2025

A Best Paper Award for Vincent Trélat

Congratulations to Vincent Trélat, PhD student in the Mosel-Veridis team, who received a Best Paper Award at the ABZ 2025 conference (International Conference on Rigorous State-Based Methods).

The prize was awarded for his paper entitled “Safely Encoding B Proof Obligations in SMT-LIB”.

This international conference on formal methods was held in Düsseldorf from 10 to 13 June.

Philippe de Groote, Hugo Herbelin, ERC Synergy Grand 2024.

MALINCA: the project that aims to bridge the linguistic gap between the mathematician and the machine

The MALINCA (MAthematicae LINgua franCA) project, led by Philippe de Groote, Hugo Herbelin, Paul-André Melliès and Carlos Simpson, has won the ERC Synergy Grant 2024 call for projects. Explanation of the scientific stakes by two of the principal investigators: Hugo Herbelin, senior researcher in the PICUBE joint project-team (Université Paris Cité, CNRS, Inria) and Philippe de Groote, head of the SÉMAGRAMME joint project-team (Université de Lorraine, CNRS, Inria) at the Loria laboratory.

[PODCAST] Polarization 2.0: How political debates evolve over time on social networks

How do political debates change over time to the point of polarizing the opinion of an entire population? To what extent can the influence of recommendation systems can appease or inflame user exchanges on social networks?

Two Best Paper Awards for Nicolas Hubert from the BIRD team at the ESWC 2024 conference.

Congratulations to Nicolas Hubert, PhD student in the Loria’s BIRD team and in the ERPI Laboratory, for receiving two Best Paper Awards at ESWC 2024 (Extended Semantic Web Conference), the leading international conference in the field of the Semantic Web!

Dynalips – a new start-up specialising in lip synchronisation based in Lorraine

The pioneering new speech modelling and audiovisual voice synthesis start-up Dynalips has been officially launched. Resulting from research work at Loria (CNRS, Université de Lorraine, Inria, CentraleSupélec), subject of a maturation programme by the Société d’Accélération du Transfert de Technologie – SATT Sayens and supported by the Incubateur Lorrain, it provides animators and video game developers with an innovative lip-sync solution for the precise, automatic and rapid synchronisation of a 3D or 2D character’s lip movements with speech.