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Author: Richard Bubel

Best Paper Award: “Inferring Secrets by Guided Experiments”

The paper “Inferring Secrets by Guided Experiments” (preprint) from Quoc Huy Do, Richard Bubel and Reiner Hähnle won the Best Paper Award at ICTAC 2017.

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How researchers from UPM and IMDEA used KeY as backend

Researchers (Julio Mariño Raúl, N. N. Alborodo, Lars-Åke Fredlund and Ángel Herranz) from UPM and IMDEA (both Madrid, Spain) developed a methodology to synthesize verifiable concurrent Java components from formal models. Continue reading “How researchers from UPM and IMDEA used KeY as backend” →

Posted in Users of KeYTagged applications, concurrency

The new KeY Book has been published

A years long effort comes to a successful conclusion. On December, 20th the new KeY book became available online. Most of the book’s content is new or largely rewritten compared to the first KeY Book.

Go here for more information and supplementary material.

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