PhD Thesis
- Jaime Arias. Formal Semantics and Automatic Verification of Hierarchical Multimedia Scenarios with Interactive Choices. PhD thesis, Université de Bordeaux, France, 2015.
I am a CNRS research engineer in the SAFER group at LIPN, Université Sorbonne Paris Nord. I lead the laboratory's development team and serve as Chargé de mission « Logiciels » for CNRS Sciences informatiques.
I design, develop, and maintain open-source research software. Below are the tools I am actively maintaining, followed by past contributions. The complete list is available on GitLab and GitHub.
Tool to translate attack-defence trees (ADTrees) into asynchronous multi-agent systems (AMAS) and compute optimal agent scheduling for securityscenarios.
CosyVerif
Extensible web platform for modelling and analysing systems across multiple coexisting formalisms (Petri nets, automata, attack-defence trees).
Imitator
Parametric timed model checker that synthesizes the timing-parameter valuations for which a real-time system satisfies its correctness specification.
Morphological lexical resource for French that automatically generates and identifies every inflected form of a word for Natural Language Processing tasks.
Model-based testing tool that derives observable test paths from a Petri net model via its SOG (a compact abstraction of the state space).
Web platform that verifies Solidity smart contracts through Coloured Petri Nets and model checking, supporting vulnerability detection.
I have been the principal investigator of the following projects:
A selection of recent work is highlighted below. The complete list is available on DBLP and HAL.
Roles in the organisation and reviewing of international conferences, workshops, and journals.