Mingmeng GENG

Linyi → Shenzhen → Paris → Trieste → Paris → ?
April 2026

About

I am currently a postdoctoral researcher at École Normale Supérieure (ENS)Université Paris Sciences et Lettres (PSL) and Laboratoire Lattice (CNRS – ENS – Sorbonne Nouvelle), working with Thierry Poibeau since May 2025.
I am interested in a wide range of topics concerning large language models (LLMs). For example, our previous work measured and analyzed the impact of LLMs in academic publications (from early trends to human-LLM coevolution and recent patterns), academic presentations, Wikipedia, and GitHub code. We are currently developing a platform for tracking and presenting the impact of LLMs, and part of it is already online.

Recently, I proposed the concept of “Language Industrialization”, which may become one of the main research directions in the coming years. Please refer to the Google Scholar page below for a full list of my work.

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Email: mingmeng.geng (you know what's missing here) ens.psl.eu
If I don't reply to your email, it's probably because it seemed LLM-generated to me. (If it is a false positive, feel free to send me another message to let me know.)

The next Paris NLP Pre-Conference is scheduled for late June 2026. Specific announcements will be coming soon. The format will be similar to last time, with the added benefit of DIM AI4IDF sponsorship and support!

In summer 2026, I (co-)supervise two master interns in Paris (one M1/X2023 in AI at École Polytechnique and one M1 in mathematics at Dauphine-PSL), as well as a research project by a linguistics undergraduate from ENS-PSL (L3 normalienne). Contact me (in English, French, or Chinese) for master's internship (e.g., thesis, stage, or mémoire) opportunities, especially if you're good at math, or have the patience to scrape and clean the data. 

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