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Projects

Current and previous projects of our group include:

  • FRAPPANT – Formal Reasoning About Probabilistic Programs: Breaking New Ground for Automation
  • APPA: Automated Probabilistic Program Analysis
  • CAP Sino-German Project
  • CARP: Correct and Efficient Accelerator Programming
  • CATSY:Catalogue of System and Software Properties
  • D-MILS: Distributed MILS
  • HODRIAN: Highly-Robust, Wireless Communication Components for Industrial Applications
  • Juggrnaut: Verifying Pointer Programs with Unbounded Heap Structures
  • Research Training Group UnRAVeL
  • SENSATION: Self Energy-Supporting Autonomous Computation
  • Testing for AADL
  • VPLC: Verification of Programmable Logic Controller code
  • MOVES seminar
  • Publications
  • Projects
    • FRAPPANT – Formal Reasoning About Probabilistic Programs: Breaking New Ground for Automation
    • APPA – Automated Probabilistic Program Analysis
    • CARP: Correct and Efficient Accelerator Programming
    • D-MILS: Distributed MILS for Dependable Information and Communication Infrastructures
    • Formal methods for zero-defect aerospace software
    • HODRIAN: Highly-Robust, Wireless Communication Components for Industrial Applications
    • Juggrnaut: Verifying Pointer Programs with Unbounded Heap Structures
    • Research Training Group UnRAVeL (UNcertainty and Randomness in Algorithms, VErification, and Logic, DFG 2236/1)
    • SENSATION: Self Energy-Supporting Autonomous Computation
    • Testing for AADL
    • VPLC: Verification of Programmable Logic Controller Code
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Latest News

  • CAV 2027 in Amsterdam

    June 11, 2026
    We are pleased to announce that the MOVES group at RWTH Aachen University, together with the University of Twente, will organize CAV 2027, the 39th International Conference on Computer-Aided Verification, …
  • Best paper award at FM 2026

    June 5, 2026
    The paper “Verifying Sampling Algorithms via Distributional Invariants” by Daniel Zilken, Kevin Batz, Joost-Pueter Katoen and Tobias Winkler has won the Best Paper Award at the Formal Methods Symposium 2026 …
  • Paper in Information and Computation

    May 4, 2026
    The paper entitled “On Termination of Polynomial Programs with Equality Conditions” by Yangjia Li (ISCAS), Mingshuai Chen (Zhejiang Univ.), Liangran Zhao (Peking Univ.), Naijun Zhan (Peking Univ.), Hui Lu (Nanjing), …

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  • Faculty of Computer Science