EuroProofNet is the European research network on digital proofs. EuroProofNet aims at boosting the interoperability and usability of proof systems. It is a COST action started on November 2021 gathering more than 500 researchers from 44 different countries, chaired by Frédéric Blanqui and a Core group. EuroProofNet organizes meetings and schools, and provides grants to its members for short-term scientific missions in another country. Learn more… Objectives Deliverables Questions?
To join the action, simply apply to the working groups you are interested in (it is free and open to anyone interested by proof systems)!
The EuroProofNet website provides also many useful information about proof tools, research groups, third-party schools and conferences, job offers, teaching material and websites, useful links on gender balance issues, etc. (check the tabs on the top and the menu icon on the top right corner).
Coming events:
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3-7 February 2025 (TBC): WG1 meeting
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27-28 April 2025 (TBC): WG5 meeting on Theorem Proving with LLMs: SoA and Future Perspectives, Edinburgh, UK
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April or May 2025 (TBC): WG2 meeting on ATPs for geometry, Coimbra, Portugal
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17-18 April 2025: WG6 meeting, Genoa, Italy
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5-6 June 2025: Workshop on Reasoning with Quantitative Types, Porto, Portugal
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10 June 2025: Women in EuroProofNet workshop at TYPES, Glasgow
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10-12 June 2025 (TBC): School on Natural Language Formalizations (SoNaLF), Bonn, Germany
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14-18 July 2025 (TBC): Scottish Programming Languages and Verification School, Edinburgh, UK
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14-18 July 2025 (TBC): School on Symbolic and Statistical Methods for Reasoning and Processing Formal Expressions, Kutaisi, Georgia
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8-19 September 2025: EuroProofNet Symposium, Institut Pascal, Orsay, France, with:
- 8-11 September 2025: 1st International School on Logical Frameworks and Proof Systems Interoperability
- 11-13 September 2025: WG2 meeting on proof-logging
- 15-16 September 2025: WG4 meeting on the development of large proof libraries
- 15-18 September 2025: Conference on Mathematical and Computational Linguistics for Proofs
- 17-19 September 2025: WG3 meeting on program verification