• Quantum computing (quantum verification and quantum programming languages)
• Formal verification for stochastic, biological, and cyber-physical systems by combining numerical, model checking and SMT techniques
  
  PhD candidates: if you are interested in formal verification or quantum computing / programming do get in touch as we have PhD studentships available.

• Papers
• Software
• Google Scholar
• Scopus; ORCID

• Bacheca docente Sapienza

• ARG: Automated Reasoning Group

• Aug. 2024 - My PhD student Marco Lewis has successfully defended his thesis on 'Automated Verification Techniques for Quantum Computers'
• May 2024 - Two papers (this and that) accepted at QSW 2024 (3rd IEEE International Conference on Quantum Software)
• Mar. 2024 - Paper accepted at the 8th IFAC Conference on Analysis and Design of Hybrid Systems (ADHS 2024)
• Mar. 2024 - Sapienza is in the top 100 universities of the Times Higher Education World Reputation Rankings 2023
• Dec. 2023 - Research fellow position in quantum computing. Apply by 22 Jan 2024!
• Aug. 2023 - My PhD student Martin Sidaway has successfully defended his thesis on 'Delta-Complete Linear Programming'
• Aug. 2023 - Paper accepted in ACM Transactions on Quantum Computing
• Jun. 2023 - Paper accepted at QEST 2023
• Jun. 2023 - PhD studentships available in Rome
• Apr. 2023 - Paper accepted in PLOS Computational Biology
• Mar. 2023 - My PhD student Dinika Paramalingam has successfully defended her thesis on 'Computational Modelling of Immune Interaction and Epidermal Homeostasis in Psoriasis'
• Mar. 2023 - I have moved to "La Sapienza" University in Rome!
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• Current projects
• Completed projects

• Before coming to Rome, I spent 10.5 years at the School of Computing, Newcastle University (UK)
• Before coming to Newcastle, I worked for four years with Edmund M. Clarke at Carnegie Mellon University (USA) on model checking
• DPhil, Computer Science, University of Oxford (UK)
• Laurea, Computer Science, Università degli Studi di Milano (Italy)

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