Florence Dupin de Saint-Cyr  has been lecturer at Toulouse Paul Sabatier University since 2005 and led  the ADRIA (Argumentation, Décision, Raisonnement (reasoning), Incertitude (uncertainty),

Apprentissage (learning)) team at IRIT from 2019 to 2024. She is currently full-time researcher for one-year at the lab-STICC laboratory in Brest. Florence Dupin de Saint-Cyr's research focuses on knowledge representation and the formalization of reasoning, in particular reasoning about change in the presence of imperfect information (incomplete, uncertain, inconsistent). She has worked on defeasible reasoning, logic-based and abstract argumentation, persuasion dialogues,  fallacies, bounded rationality,  explainable reinforcement learning. These works use logical or mathematical frameworks like graph and uncertainty theories. She has worked with more than thirty co-authors covering a large spectrum of the research in artificial intelligence. Her seminal article about change in abstract argumentation is cited 200 times. She was co-program chair of the 15th international conference en scalable uncertainty management SUM’2022 and president of the doctoral consortiums of ICAART’2015 and ICAART’2014.