Adrienne Lancelot

I am a third year PhD student under the supervision of Beniamino Accattoli (LIX Partout, INRIA) and Giulio Manzonetto (IRIF, Université Paris Cité). Previously on Adrienne's official PhD supervision team: (change made only for admin reasons) Claudia Faggian (IRIF, CNRS).

You may find me at IRIF in office 3026, or sometimes in Saclay in the INRIA lab (Alan Turing building).

To email me : lancelot at irif dot fr

Research

I work on untyped lambda-calculus and its variants, investigating operational and denotational semantics. (see my thesis subject.)

Currently: I am actively working on program equivalences in call-by-value lambda-calculi.

What I wish to learn more of : (operational) game semantics, models of the lambda-calculus, Pi-calculus, realizability, fixed-points combinators, induction and coinduction, cyclic proofs …

Papers

Talks

Interaction Equivalence:

Mirroring Call-by-Need, or Values Acting Silly:

Light Genericity:

Normal Form Bisimulations by Value:

Teaching/Enseignement

I teach at undergraduate level in UFR d'informatique at Université Paris Cité.

2024-2025:

2023-2024:

2022-2023:

I am also often involved in Fête de la Science (popularization and activities around Computer Science targeted to primary school students) and supervising high school students in small programming exercises during their observation internships.

Miscellaneous

Conference Organization

2025, January: student volunteer helping for the JFLA2025

2024, June: co-organizer of the PPS days

2024, January: student volunteer at POPL24, London

Student Representative Involvement

2022 – Present: Elected Representative for PhD students and PostDocs in IRIF (Conseil de Labo IRIF)

2021 – 2023: Elected Student Representative at Université Paris Cité (Conseil d'UFR Mathématiques, Conseil de Faculté des Sciences, Sénat Académique)

2017 – 2019: Elected Classe Préparatoires Student Reprensentative at Lycée Janson de Sailly, Paris (Conseil d'Administration)


My coaster-count is 147. (updated August 19th 2024)

Credit to Mariana Milicich for the ?lambda? picture