Excited to announce first Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) cocktail reception at #POPL2024!🌍 Join us for a free event, Thu 18th Jan, 18:30, Riverside Room (amazing views!) Let's celebrate diversity in PL! popl24.sigplan.org/track/POPL-202… #POPLDEI #InclusionMatters @SavoyPlaceLondon

Hi folks, we are happy to see so much excitement about Coq's renaming! The Coq team has indeed decided to rename Coq to "The Rocq Prover". However, the renaming is not yet effective; we hope to make it official soon. In the meantime, we encourage you to continue to use "Coq".

Hi folks, #CoqPL2024 took place today in London as part of POPL 2026 , here's the stream: youtube.com/watch?v=YlVqyx… We'd like to thank the organizers, volunteers, PC, authors, and attendants for a great Coq for Programming Languages Workshop.

We made a new blog post about the importance of formal verification for software formal.land/blog/2024/02/0… Our current work on coq-of-rust to verify #Rust programs is funded by the Aleph Zero foundation, thanks to them!

We made a blog post formal.land/blog/2024/02/1… on an experiment around the translation of #Haskell programs to #Coq 🐓 for formal verification. We generate untyped and co-inductive expressions. Comments are welcome!

Dune 3.14.0 is out! Huge thanks to all our contributors for this release. The changelog and announcement can be found here discuss.ocaml.org/t/ann-dune-3-1…. Some additions and changes I'd like to highlight:

At The Rocq Prover we benefit hugely from Dune and its advanced features; moreover Dune technology has been a direct inspiration for many Coq side projects. Thanks to all Dune maintainers for their work!

New faculty (or faculty to be): Please consider registering for our new faculty mentoring workshop at PLDI. We'll have invited talks from Isil Dillig, Nate Foster, Ranjit Jhala, and Peter Müller, as well as multiple panel sessions and one-on-one mentoring. It's gonna be fun!

Here are some slides about our plan to formally verify that #Revm, the Rust 🦀 version of the EVM, follows the semantics defined by the Python specification! formal.land/slides/2024-06… 🐍

We are happy to announce the 0.1.9 release of The Rocq Prover 's `coq-lsp` ! This release includes much improved interaction improvements, LaTeX literate documents support, and much more, see the full list of changes at: coq.discourse.group/t/ann-coq-lsp-…

A 2 year postdoctoral position is open at Inria Lyon. The subject is to study and apply machine learning techniques to the automatic generation of code, and in particular for proofs assistants libraries, such as Coq libraries. See more details at: recrutement.inria.fr/public/classic…

(ML)²: you do not have to choose between Machine Learning and Meta Language! Do both at Inria

Involved with this project, what we're trying to do is hard and fascinating. Apply if you want to test the limits of LLMs on one of the most complex reasoning tasks there is, or help build tools to allow mathematicians to verify their proofs automatically 🦾🦾

Hi folks, the jsCoq team is holding an open meeting to discuss jsCoq 2.0 plans and maintenance, in particular to gather feedback from the wide The Rocq Prover user community. Check this Zulip thread if you are interested in participating coq.zulipchat.com/#narrow/stream…

I don't know about Deepmind, but working on an infrastructure for The Rocq Prover building on the amazing work of Emilio J. Gallego Arias with Laetitia Teodorescu and @gllmbdrt to be presented at the MATH-AI Neurips workshop: github.com/LLM4Coq/nlir

These days, we continue the formal verification in 🐓 Coq of the type-checker of Move for the Sui 「🦑」 It is critical to ensure that no unsafe bytecode can be executed. 👇

Formal Land 🌲 There is this call for grants verified-zkevm.org from the Ethereum Foundation, where we encourage anyone from the The Rocq Prover community to apply or send an email for questions! You can also DM us, as we have experience in this kind of application! 🐓🚀

The Rocq Prover releases a preview rebrand website towards the rename to Rocq rocq-prover.org/changelog/2024…

REPL applications now open! It’s an undergraduate research internship in Penn’s programming language theory group. Includes housing, travel, and stipend for 10 weeks in the summer. Deadline to apply is March 15th. See site for more details! penn-repl.github.io

Very proud to announce that the first Iris paper received the 2025 Most Influential POPL Paper Award this week. This is a testament to the amazing contributions of a wonderful international network of collaborators. youtube.com/live/ZKwpY0g9L…