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Tuesday
Aug 25, 2009
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Galois Talk: Programming the fleet – Galois, Inc The next talk in the Galois Tech Seminar series:
For details (including an abstract and speaker bio), please see our blog post: http://www.galois.com/blog/2009/08/19/programmingfleet/ An RSVP is not required; but feel free to drop a line to levent.erkok@galois.com if you've any questions or comments. Levent Erkok |
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Friday
Sep 18, 2009
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Building Systems That Enforce Measurable Security Goals – Galois, Inc The next talk in the Galois Tech Seminar series: [Note the Friday date, instead of the usual Tuesday slot!]
For details (including an abstract and speaker bio), please see our blog post: http://www.galois.com/blog/2009/09/10/jaegermeasurablesecurit/ An RSVP is not required; but feel free to drop a line to levent.erkok@galois.com if you've any questions or comments. Levent Erkok |
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Tuesday
Oct 6, 2009
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Galois Tech Talk: Roll Your Own Test Bed for Embedded Real-Time Protocols: A Haskell Experience – Galois, Inc The next talk in the Galois Tech Seminar series:
For details (including an abstract and speaker bio), please see our blog post: http://www.galois.com/blog/2009/09/29/pike-haskell0/ Abstract: We present by example a new application domain for functional languages: emulators for embedded real-time protocols. As a case-study, we implement a simple emulator for the Biphase Mark Protocol, a physical-layer network protocol in Haskell. The surprising result is that a pure functional language with no built-in notion of time is extremely well-suited for constructing such emulators. Furthermore, we use Haskell’s property-checker QuickCheck to automatically generate real-time parameters for simulation. We also describe a novel use of QuickCheck as a probability calculator for reliability analysis. Bio: Lee Pike is a member of the technical staff at Galois. Previously, he was a research scientist with the NASA Langley Formal Methods Group, primarily involved in the SPIDER project. His research interests include applying formal methods to safety-critical and security-critical applications, with a focus on industrial-scale endeavors. An RSVP is not required; but feel free to drop a line to levent.erkok@galois.com if you've any questions or comments. Levent Erkok |