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Welcome to the Formal Systems Laboratory (FSL) of the Department of Computer Science at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC). FSL was founded in 2002 by Grigore Rosu, when he joined UIUC (from NASA Ames). In the FSL, we design and develop

  • foundational and theoretical models,
  • specification and programming languages, techniques and methodologies, as well as
  • software analysis prototypes and tools,

all aiming at increasing the quality of computing systems.


Research Areas
Monitoring, Runtime Analysis and Testing
Semantics of Programming Languages
Specification Theory
Term Rewriting and Rewriting Logic


News

2011-11-01: A 5 minute K Framework Demo video is now available
2011-10-15: An Executable Formal Semantics of C with Applications was accepted for POPL'12. Congratulations to Chucky Ellison and Grigore Rosu!
2011-09-30: Chucky Ellison presented An Executable Formal Semantics of C with Applications at Midwest Verification Day 25px-Pdf_icon.png PDF Info_circle.png
2011-09-30: K and Matching LogicGrigore Rosu gave an invited talk at Midwest Verification Day 25px-Zip_icon.png PPTX Info_circle.png 25px-Pdf_icon.png PDF Info_circle.png
2011-09-04: Grigore Rosu gave an invited talk on Concurrent Runtime Verification at the Workshop on Assurances for Self-Adaptive Systems 25px-Zip_icon.png PPTX Info_circle.png 25px-Pdf_icon.png PDF Info_circle.png

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