Research interests
In general, software and systems engineering.
Currently, I am mostly interested in the specification and
verification (Temporal Logic, Model Checking, Runtime
Verification, SAT and Constraint Solving) as well as the
diagnosis of complex systems.
I am also interested in issues of security and trust, and how
to amalgamate them with the aforementioned areas to obtain more
reliable, trustworthy, and ultimately higher quality computer systems.
Last but definitely not least, applications. I have always closely collaborated with
industry to develop, apply, and refine my research in and for the
real world. For further information, refer to the links
below.
Further affiliations
Prior to joining the ANU's Computer Sciences Laboratory, I worked
as a full-time researcher for National ICT Australia (NICTA) in the
Managing Complexity theme
(2007). I obtained my PhD from the Technische Universität
München, Germany, where I worked as a research assistant in
the Software and Systems
Engineering group (2003-2007). Because of this background, I have
recently joined FEAST, the Forum
for European-Australian Science and Technology.
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