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LIRIS 2026 Doctoral Retreat: When PhD Students Explore LLMs
The 2026 LIRIS doctoral retreat brought PhD students together on June 25–26 at the Domaine des Bens, focusing on large language models (LLMs). Between team-building and scientific exchange, the event strengthened ties among PhD students across sites and research areas, and offered a space to discuss doctoral life.
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Best Presentation Award at SIFED 2026
On June 12, Killian Barrere, Stanislas Bagnol and François Wieckowiak represented LIRIS at SIFED 2026 in Rouen. Stanislas presented a poster on GeoLogVQA, a dataset for spatial reasoning on borehole log documents, while François gave an oral presentation on PatentME, dedicated to post-OCR verification of printed mathematical expressions. François won the best presentation award. Both works will also be presented at ICDAR 2026 in Vienna.
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LIRIS Seminar, June 22 — Isabelle Régner: The Influence of Gender Stereotypes.
We are very pleased to announce the upcoming visit of Professor Isabelle Régner on Monday, June 22, at 2:00 p.m. in the conference room of the BU Sciences LyonTech La Doua. She will speak (in French) to us about the influence of gender stereotypes on cognitive performance and recruitment decisions, and we will set aside sufficient time afterwards for discussion with her.
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Winner of the Best Oral Presentation Award (EUPOC 2026)
Aymar Tchagoue, a joint PhD student between LIRIS and IMP, won the Best Oral Presentation Award from the European Polymer Federation at the EUPOC 2026 conference for his work on artificial intelligence applied to high-performance polymer design.
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An award-winning paper at the SIGCHI 2026 conference
The paper “How Interface Design Choices Lead to Indirect Environmental Impacts Through Use Intensification: An empirical evaluation of messaging apps”, written as part of a joint PhD with the University of Strasbourg, received a best paper honourable mention award.
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What is ‘agentic AI’? Understanding its history to move beyond the hype
As early as the 1980s, researchers began developing the field of multi-agent systems: organized sets of autonomous programs that interact within the same digital environment to solve complex problems.
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Visit of female students to the LIRIS for the "Science, a career for Women" day
As part of the ‘Science: A Career for Women’ day, we welcomed 20 female students from the Ferney Voltaire International School to LIRIS. Syrine Salouhou, a PhD student in SICAL team, and Tetiana Yemelianenko, a postdoctoral researcher in Imagine team, explained their research to them.
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On February 11th, LIRIS joins the celebration of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science
Let us celebrate together at LIRIS on February 11th and help create a mosaic of stories that can inspire today’s girls to become tomorrow’s scientists.
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5 postes d'E/C à pourvoir au LIRIS en 2026
1 poste de professeur des universités (IUT Bourg en Bresse, Lyon 1 Université) et 4 postes de MCF (2 au département informatique de Lyon 1 université, 1 au département IF de l'INSA Lyon et 1 à l'école interne ENISE de l'ECL à Saint Etienne)
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"BSP-OT: Sparse transport plans between discrete measures in loglinear time" Best paper award at Siggraph Asia 2025
The paper "BSPOT: Sparse transport plans between discrete measures in loglinear time, Baptiste Genest, Nicolas Bonneel, Vincent Nivoliers, David Coeurjolly ACM Transactions on Graphics (Proceedings of SIGGRAPH ASIA)" received the "Best paper award" at the Siggraph Asia 2025 conference.
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