Radu Grosu

Radu Grosu Univ.Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Dr.rer.nat.
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Address	Vienna University of Technology Department of Computer Engineering Cyber-Physical Systems DE0340 Treitlstraße 3 1040 Wien Österreich

 

Research

Model-based design, analysis and control of complex dynamic systems; Model checking, abstract interpretation, logic and automata theory, control theory; Computational models in systems biology; Applied formal methods, software and systems engineering, UML.

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Projects

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Past Projects

CMACS, AF: Computational Modeling and Analysis for Complex Systems	NSF CNS-Expeditions-09-26190
SSW: Survivable Software	AFOSR FA-0550-09-1-0481
VeroModo: A Framework for Modeling and Analyzing Complex Distributed Systems	AFOSR STTR AF-2004-023
EHAc: Model-Based Learning, Analysis and Control of Excitable Cells	CEWIT seed Proposal
EHA: Efficient Modeling and Analysis of Excitable Cell Networks Using Hybrid Automata	NSF CCF05-23863
HYCON: Runtime Monitoring and Model Checking for High-Confidence Systems Software	NSF CSR-AES05-09230
MODES: Model Based Design and Verification of Embedded Systems	NSF CAREER CCR01-33583
GMC: Stony Brook GCC OpenSource Software Model Checking Toolkit	NSF CAREER CCR01-33583
MOCHA: Exploiting modularity in model checking	NSF CAREER CCR01-33583
CHARON: Hierarchical Design and Analysis of Hybrid Systems	NSF CAREER CCR01-33583
HERMES: Model Checking of Hierarchical State Machines	NSF CAREER CCR01-33583
INTIME: Methodologically Founded Development of Real-Time Systems	BMR Br887/12-1
DYDAN: Dynamic Dataflow Networks	NATO HTECH.CRG97-2948

Teaching at TU Vienna

• 182.727: Cyber-Physical Systems: Logical Foundations (195.054/195.055)
• 182.721: Cyber-Physical Systems: Stochastic Foundations

 

Teaching in Stony Brook

• CSE 304: Compiler Design, Fall 2005-2001
• CSE 305: Principles of Database Systems, Fall 2000
• CSE 307: Principles of Programming Languages, Spring 2002
• CSE 315: Database Transaction Processing Systems, Spring 2007, 2005
• CSE 350: Theory of Computation: Honors, Spring 2008

 

• CSE 504: Avanced Compiler Design, Spring 2011, 2007, 2004-2003
• CSE 510: Hybrid Systems, Spring 2011, 2009, 2006
• CSE 515: Database Transaction Processing Systems, Fall 2008, 2006-2005
• CSE 548: Analysis of Algorithms, Fall 2009
• CSE 549: Introduction to Computational Biology, Fall 2008
• CSE 625: Computer Aided Verification, Spring 2003, 2001

• CSE 637: Program Semantics and Verification, Fall 2004

• CSE 643: Seminar in Concurrency, Fall 2006, Spring 2002
• CSE 657: Desing and Analysis Research Seminar, Spring 2004, Fall 2002

 

 

Research Group

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Current Professional Activities

• (Co)chair: CPSWeek'16, RV'15, HSCC'11, HSCB'09, Dagstuhl'06, SRV'06, VMCAI'03
• Program Committees: FORMATS'11, RV'11, NFM'11, HCMDSS/MDPnP'11, SEW'11, HSCC'11, FSEN'11, RV'10, FBTC'10, HSCC'09, HSCB'09, RV'09, FSEN'09, AMAST'08, FBTC'08, NETTAB'08, HSCC'08, FM'08, FBTC'07, HSCC'07, ICCP'07, FSEN'07, ACSD'06, SAC'06, ACSD'05, ACSD'04, VMCAI'04, CSD-UML'04, VMCAI'03, CSD-UML'03, AMAST'00, ISORC2K, UML'99, WDS'99