Meet the team

Deborah Boudzoumou’s academic career has been shaped by intersection of several worlds: the demanding and structured world of law and the vast and ever-changing world of language. During her double degree in Law and Applied Foreign Language in Nantes, she participated in the Lexhnology project in May 2024 as an annotation intern. This immersion in research has reinforced her desire to work in spaces where legal precision, linguistic finesse and creative energy converge.

Saint Joannes Monengue is a linguist and aspiring NLP researcher currently completing a Master’s degree at Rennes 2 University. His research explores how natural language processing can support the automatic extraction and complexity analysis of nominal constructions in learner and native English corpora. As an intern within the CRINI team, he contributes to the Lexhnology Project by managing and structuring datasets, developing Python scripts to automate workflows, and improving data processing pipelines. His interdisciplinary background bridges applied linguistics, NLP, and information systems, with a strong interest in using technology to advance innovative language research.