Clément Hurlin
PresentationI'm a postdoc working on the composition of rule-based security policies under the guidance of Hélène Kirchner. I obtained a PhD from the university of Nice - Sophia Antipolis in September 2009 for my thesis entitled "Specification and Verification of Multithreaded Object-Oriented Programs with Separation Logic". The work on my thesis took place in between September 2006 and September 2009 with Marieke Huisman as my advisor. I spent the first two years of my PhD at Inria Sophia Antipolis and spent the final third year at Twente's university. Previously, I graduated from the Esial and the university of Nancy. I have been a reviewer or second reviewer for the Acta Informatica journal, BYTECODE'08, CSF'08, AMAST'08, SMT'08, BYTECODE'09, and TPHOL'09. In the past, I worked in the following projects:
Papers and talksHere are my papers and a selection of talks I have given. You can read my curriculum vitae in english or in french. My interests principally lie in formal methods for program verification, theorem proving, and software engineering. SoftwareI modified (a bit) Anne Pacalet's excellent Coq quick reference/cheat sheet: quickref.pdf, quickref.tex. I've written an interactive prover called ratp for a variant of propositional linear logic. I keep a list of linux tricks. I use free software. Because of the lack of documentation for MetaPost (a language to generate geometrical figures), I wrote a tutorial and I encourage you to translate it as well (here are the sources): Practical introduction to MetaPost. I've written the sound system for BanKiZ (a free multiplayer game written in C++).
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