Research Scientist at the Spirals team of INRIA Lille – Nord Europe
This project will address two fundamental challenges for the implementation of the Rigorous System Design approach to general-purpose software: 1) obtaining behavioural models of the coordinated software entities and 2) detecting the deviations between these models and the corresponding executable code in the face of software evolution.
Larisa Safina is working on this project
The goal of this research project is to design a novel framework for safe dynamic reconfiguration of cloud applications by integrating into the platform software and extending the coordination mechanisms proposed by JavaBIP.
Salman Farhat is now working on this project
This proposal focuses on the implementation and extension of the results presented in a recent paper on the verification of BIP design patterns with data.
Read moreEssentially, any software entity that goes beyond simply computing a certain function necessarily has to interact and share resources with other such entities. Correct coordination of access to resources among concurrent software entities is fundamental to ensuring that they satisfy user and system requirements avoiding operational faults and deadlock situations. This proposal targets the correct coordination of access to cloud resources among concurrent cloud application entities.
Trình Lê Khánh is now working on this project
With Sergio Mover from LIX (École Polytechnique, Paris), we are looking for a student interested in working on “self-healing” Android applications.
The goal of the internship is to design and implement self-healing techniques for Event-Driven frameworks. Given an Android app, we want to automatically synthesize a new version of the app that avoids protocol violations—for example removing particular interleavings of events.
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