I am a senior lecturer (associate professor) at University of Surrey. My research is on formal techniques and verification methods for concurrent and real-time systems. This includes concurrent objects, transactional memory and associated correctness conditions; weak memory models; algebraic techniques; and hybrid systems. I received a BSc in Computer Science and Mathematics and a BSc (Hons) in Logic and Computation, both from Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand. In 2009, I completed a PhD on formal derivations of concurrent algorithms at the University of Queensland, Australia. After this, I held postdoctorate positions at the University of Queensland and then at the University of Sheffield. I am very excited to be joining the Formal Methods Europe Teaching committee, promoting teaching and development of formal methods courses. If you are currently teaching a formal methods course, please submit its details to our repository or get in touch with one of the FME Teaching Committee members. Program committees FMTea 2019 (co-chair), REFINE 2019 (co-chair), MPC 2019, IFM 2018, REFINE 2018 (co-chair), REFINE 2015, PDP 2015. Publications
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Some previous research and collaborators
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Media Here is a talk on our paper Transactions in Relaxed Memory Architectures given by James Riely at POPL 2018. Here is a talk on our paper Defining correctness conditions for concurrent objects in multicore architectures I gave at ECOOP 2015. |
![]() Contact details E-mail: b.dongol [[at]] surrey [[dot]] ac [[dot]] uk
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