Venue

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E-Vote-ID 2025 will take place in Nancy, a university town in the North-East of France with about 50,000 students for about 300,000 inhabitants in the metropolitan area. The conference is organized by Inria, the French research institute for computer science and applied mathematics. Inria has nine research centers in France, including the Inria research center at University of Lorraine which hosts LORIA, the research laboratory for computer science in Nancy, whose other parent organizations are the University of Lorraine and CNRS.

Conference Location

E-Vote-ID 2025 will take place in the main building of Inria/Loria on the University campus (see Google Maps). It will be organized as an in-person conference.

Wi-Fi connection: Eduroam is available throughout the building. Please check/configure Eduroam in your lab/site before the conference. If you are unable to use Eduroam, we can provide a Wi-Fi guest access, upon request.

PRM Accessibility

All the conference sites are PRM accessible. We encourage you to contact the local chairs so that we can help: local-chairs-evoteid-2025@inria.fr

Hotels in Nancy

A number of hotel rooms will be pre-reserved for E-Vote-ID 2025 participants, in several hotels located in the city center. More information will be available soon.

Traveling to Nancy

Nancy is located roughly 300km east of Paris, 130km west of Strasbourg, and 100km south of Luxembourg. The closest international airports are located in Paris (Charles de Gaulle and Orly) and in Luxembourg.

Nancy is reached in 1.5 hours by high-speed train TGV from Paris (Gare de l’Est). There are also direct train connections to Strasbourg, Luxembourg, and Dijon. Besides the Nancy train station, the TGV Lorraine train station is connected to Nancy by a shuttle service. It has direct TGV service to Charles de Gaulle airport, Strasbourg, Lille, Rennes, and Bordeaux.

Reaching the conference location

E-Vote-ID will take place at Loria/Inria building (Google Maps) on the University campus. About a 30min walk from the city center, or 15min by bike. Nancy proposes a system of short-term bike rentals called Velostan. Otherwise, the campus is well served by public transportation; please consult Reseau Stan. Tickets are available at vending machines, kiosks or from the bus driver (single tickets only).