Anne-Gwenn Bosser

Anne-Gwenn Bosser is a Lecturer in Computer Science at Ecole Nationale d'Ingénieurs de Brest (ENIB), Université Bretagne Loire. She is affiliated with Lab-STICC's IHSEV team and works part-time since 2008. Her research focuses on applying formal logic (especially Linear Logic) to computational narratives, virtual reality, and interactive storytelling. She has supervised multiple PhD students and led projects like the ANR-funded STRATEGIC initiative on narrative intelligence for sensemaking.

• Current teaching includes Artificial Intelligence, Virtual Reality, and Serious Games.
• Education: PhD in Computer Science from Paris 7 Denis Diderot (2005), with prior degrees in Mathematics and Logic.

Her work bridges theoretical computer science and creative applications, including virtual environments for rehabilitation and educational simulations. Notable collaborations include international co-supervision of PhD students and participation in conferences like IEEE Conference on Games and ICIDS.

• Awards: 1st Prize Young Researcher in Games (Imagina 2005).
• Recent projects: Social Training VR prototyping (with internship opportunities).

Her research also explores bot believability assessment, temporal logic in narratives, and narrative-driven virtual classrooms. She actively contributes to interdisciplinary teams in France, Germany, and the UK.