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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
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  • 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

  • Two papers at CONCUR 2025

    May 27, 2025
    Two papers of the MOVES group have been accepted at CONCUR 2025, the 36th International Conference on Concurrency Theory. It concerns the papers “Compositional Reasoning for Parametric Probabilistic Automata” by …
  • Kevin Batz Receives ETAPS Dissertation Award

    May 13, 2025
    During the ETAPS 2025 Conference at Hamilton, Canada, Kevin Batz has received the prestigious Doctoral Dissertation Award of the ETAPS Association. His PhD dissertation thesis entitled “Automated Deductive Verification of …
  • Paper at UAI 2025

    May 7, 2025
    The paper entitled “Multi-Cost-Bounded Reachability Analysis of POMDPs” by Alexander Bork, Joost-Pieter Katoen, Tim Quatmann and Svenja Stein has been accepted for the 41st Conference on Uncertainty in Artificial Intelligence …

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