Maurice just published an expert voice on formal methods and tools applied to railway systems, reporting and acknowledging the FMT lab's many achievements in this domain: https://t.co/t7y6rx3BNR
Our @ISTJrnal paper "Evaluating the understandability and user acceptance of Attack-Defense Trees: Original experiment and replication" has been published open access: https://t.co/Xnf8gE02a0
An @fmt_lab work led by Giovanna Broccia, bridging empirical sw eng. and formal methods
The Role of Formal Methods in Computer Science Education (https://t.co/YaUwlfits2) argues that Formal Methods must be a core knowledge area in ACM/IEEE/AAAI Computer Science Curricula (https://t.co/2afTuZzttY). Not doing so in CS2023 is unjustified, as it was for AI in CS2013.
Marinella (CNR-IIT) presenting work with Gabriele (UniLU) and FMT members Alessandro, Stefania and Maurice at the REoCAS colloquium@ISoLA2024 celebrating Rocco De Nicola 70th birthday 🥳
Today we will present three works during the workshop day at @ieee_re. The first one is in a few minutes at the @AIRE_WS: "Identifying Maintenance Needs with Machine Learning: a Case Study in Railways" (and we do not use LLMs!) in collaboration with @Trenord_Press and @fmt_lab
the presentation of the paper "Modelling, Verifying and Testing the Contract Automata Runtime Environment with Uppaal" by Davide Basile, presented at COORDINATION 2024, is available here https://t.co/wknM9uib5h
Diego Latella received the FORTE best paper award at DisCoTec 2024 on behalf of his co-authors, including FMT colleagues Vincenzo Ciancia and Mieke Massink @DisCoTecConf
Three FMT presentations at DisCoTec 2024, among which a FORTE paper in the Best Paper session and two COORDINATION papers in a session filled entirely by FMT: https://t.co/BwV0cVSkVc