Justine Sauvage
Justine Sauvage

Phd student

About Me

I am a PhD student in Computer Science at INRIA, within the Prosecco research team, Under the supervision of David Baelde and Adrien Koutsos. My work focuses on the use of formal methods for protocol verification.

I like discussing science, always keen to answering questions and open to new ideas and collaborations. Feel free to reach out via email if you’d like to connect!

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Interests
  • Formal methods
  • Protocols security
  • Proof mechanization
Education
  • (ongoing) PhD

    Inria Paris

  • Master degree, theoritical computer science

    Ecole Normale Superieure de Lyon

My Research
As a PhD student, my research is still evolving, and I am currently at the intersection of formal methods and cryptographic verification. I have a strong interest in computer-aided verifications—studying and developing formal verification frameworks, improving existing tools, and applying them to real-world systems. While I am always eager to dive into proving new protocols, I also enjoy tackling theoretical questions about the nature of proofs: (How) Can we automate verification? What is the scope of a given verification framework? And how can we scale these methods to handle more complex systems, new arguments, etc. ?
Publications
(2024). Foundations for Cryptographic Reductions in CCSA Logics. In CCS.
(2020). Termination of Ethereum's Smart Contracts. In ScitePress.
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