He is a professor of French Philology at the Autonomous University of Barcelona and the author of numerous scientific articles and various monographs. His latest book, Crònica de la quarta croada, La conquesta de Constantinoble by Jofré de Villehardouin (ed. Viella, Roma, 2022), has been published recently. He has coordinated several thematic issues of journals, including Langages, Lingvisticæ Investigationes, Langues et Parole, and Cahiers de Linguistique.

He has also served as a visiting professor at Sorbonne Paris-Cité, Franche-Comté, ULM München, Warsaw University, Lodz University, Saint Petersburg State University, and Belarusian State University. He directed the research group Fonética, Lexicología y Semántica and coordinated the doctoral program in Romance Languages and Cultures at the Autonomous University of Barcelona. Currently, he heads the Department of French and Romance Philology at the Autonomous University of Barcelona.

LEGALLOIS Dominique (New Sorbonne University)

He is a professor of French linguistics at the New Sorbonne University. He is a member of the CNRS Lattice laboratory, where he serves as the deputy director. His work focuses on grammatical semantics, particularly transitivity (in the context of the Grammar of Constructions and cognitive linguistics), expressivity (and the semantic/pragmatic interface), lexical semantics (underspecified nouns), and textual linguistics. He is also interested in literary digital humanities, specifically in tool-assisted stylistics. In this context, he develops computational analyses to distinguish "motifs," that is to say, lexico-grammatical patterns characteristic of textual genres or authors.

MEJRI Salah (University of Paris 13)

He is a professor emeritus at Paris Sorbonne Nord University, where he created and directed the Lexiques, Dictionnaires, Informatique (LDI) laboratory (UMR 7178) and held the chair of Syntax and Semantics, succeeding Gaston Gross.

His research primarily focuses on the lexicon in general and on fixedness and phraseology in particular. He is the author of several publications and has organized multiple conferences on phraseology, notably the Europhras conference. Additionally, he has directed several issues of journals such as Le Français moderne, Cahiers de lexicologie, Langages, Linx, Meta, Equivalences, and others, as well as collective books.

He is a Professor Emeritus at the University of Tunis El Manar, specializing in French and Francophone literature. A bilingual writer, primarily Francophone, he is the author of nine studies and essays, nine collections of poems, two collections of short stories, one story, and one novel (Kateb Yacine International Literary Prize 2014, Algeria). He has translated five novels, one collection of poems, and one collection of short stories from Arabic to French.

He has translated five novels, a collection of poems, and a collection of short stories from Arabic to French. A media professional with experience in written, audiovisual, and digital media, he has held high administrative responsibilities in this sector as an editor, columnist, and producer-presenter. In the realm of thought, he focuses particularly on the concept of 'New Brachylogy' (cf. The Return of Socrates), of which he is the initiator and international coordinator (CIREB in Paris).