Dara Ly defended his PhD on December 5, 2022. Congratulations Dara!
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[Dec. 2022] Florian Groult joins the LMV Teams as a PhD Student
Florian’s work is funded by the Agence de l’Innovation de Défense (AID) and Région Centre Val de Loire.
[Nov. 2022] The three-year CoMeMoV project is funded by ANR
Frama-C, a framework for the analysis and verification of C programs, with its WP plugin, provides a combination of different memory models that collaborate together thanks to a smart but simple partitioning of the memory. On moderately complex, industrial strength programs, this combination already makes WP mature enough to be deployed for proving industrial critical embedded software. However, several theoretical and practical issues still persist. The goal of CoMeMoV is to tackle these issues to scale on deductive verification of complex programs. CoMeMoV, lead by Frédéric Loulergue, is a joint project of Université d’Orléans (LIFO, LMV Team), CEA List and Thales Research & Technology.
[Oct. 2022] A teams of students chose a LMV proposal for their DILLXP project
A team of 3 students from the Université d’Orléans and Université de Tours will work on the formal verification of Contiki-NG modules with Frama-C in the context of DiLLXP experience (Digital Learning Lab eXpérience Pédagogique)
[Apr. 2022] Térence Clastres joined LMV for a 3 months internship on the compilation of SaIL to LLVM.
[Mar. 2022] Computer Languages for the Internet of Things (Special issue of Journal of Computer Languages)
[Mar. 2022] Florian Groult joined LMV on a research engineer position
[Feb. 2022] DeSSUF project : new joint project between the University of Orleans, LIFO, France and the University of Maribor, LPM, Slovenia (43k€, funded in the context of the Athena European University, http://www.athenaeuropeanuniversity.eu).
The goal of the DeSSUF project is the design, implementation, and the evaluation of the safety, security and ease-of-use of a new programming language for the IoT.
[Dec. 2021] Ziani Yani joined LMV for a Ph.d. on “Vérification formelle des couches de confiance dans les logiciels”
[Dec. 2021] SIOMEDIC Project 2022-2023 (99k€, funded by Région Centre Val de Loire).
SIOMediC: Sécurité de l’Internet des Objets Médicaux Connectés / Security of the Internet of Medical Things