I did my PhD at IRIF in Paris, under the supervision of Paul-André Melliès and Sam van Gool, from October 2021 to July 2025. I was at the ED 386 graduate school, and I belonged to the three following teams at IRIF:

The title of my PhD thesis is:

A topological and fibrational approach
to higher-order automata

see also the theses.fr webpage. Here is the latest version of the PhD manuscript. I defended my PhD on July 11, 2025. After the summer, I have joined the Compositional Systems and Methods group in Tallinn as a postdoctoral researcher.

I am interested by the interface between mathematics and computer science. I work on $\lambda$-calculus, semantics of programming languages, profinite spaces and Stone-type dualities, codensity monads, linear logic, algebraic theories and higher-order automata, in the light of category theory.

I co-organized the type theory and homotopy theory and the topos theory working groups at IRIF. Before that, I have co-organized a working group on the Taylor expansion in the $\lambda$-calculus.

The Haskell programmer will find a nice introduction to denotational semantics on this Wikibooks page.

If you have access to the GitLab of Sophie Germain, you can see what I have been recently working on by clicking here.



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Here are my DBLP page and my arXiv preprints:

  • Profinite trees, through monads and the lambda-calculus (arXiv)
  • Syntactically and semantically regular languages of lambda-terms coincide through logical relations (arXiv, LIPIcs, HAL), with Tito Nguyễn, accepted at CSL 2024
  • Profinite lambda-terms and parametricity (arXiv, entics), with Sam van Gool and Paul-André Melliès, accepted at MFPS XXXIX

I have participated in the following events, in the antichronological order:

Nom Moreau
Prénom Vincent
Téléphone
Bureau 4033
Mail moreau@irif.fr
Page web https://www.irif.fr/~moreau/