Fundamental research topics include software model checking, test case generation, static analysis, protocol verification, and formal methods for distributed and concurrent systems. Industrial research is focusing on low level software, and embedded systems in the avionics and automotive sector.
We are offering courses in Formal Methods, Model Checking, Computer-Aided Verification, Abstract Interpretation, and Decision Procedures. We are always looking for enthusiastic young people who are interested in a research project or thesis in the Bachelor, Master, and PhD programs.
The first recipient of the Helmut Veith Stipend for excellent female master’s students in computer science will be presented on March 14 at the following event: "More female students in computer science. Who cares?" Panel discussion with renowned scientists about diversity in STEM Studies March 14, 5:30pm, TU Wien The Helmut Veith Stipend is dedicated […]
Continue readingMitra Tabaei Befrouei successfully defended her doctoral thesis on "Effective Error Explanation Techniques for Concurrent Software" on December 6, 2016. The FORSYTE group congratulates the newly-minted Doctor!
Continue readingThe third WAIT workshop on induction is held between 17-18 November at the TU Wien. Details are available on the workshop page.
Continue readingTwo papers co-authored by researchers from our group have been accepted for POPL’17: “Coming to Terms with Quantified Reasoning” by Simon Robillard, Andrei Voronkov, and Laura Kovacs; and “A Short Counterexample Property for Safety and Liveness Verification of Fault-tolerant Distributed Algorithms” by Igor Konnov, Marijana Lazic, Helmut Veith, and Josef Widder
Continue readingOutstanding female students in the field of computer science who pursue (or plan to pursue) one of the master‘s programs in Computer Science at TU Wien taught in English are invited to apply for the Helmut Veith Stipend
Continue readingWill robots take away your job? In memory of Helmut Veith, this year’s Conference on Computer Aided Verification (CAV), which takes place in Toronto, will feature a LogicLounge on the effect of automation and artificial intelligence on our jobs.
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