Our team combines world-class research expertise with real-world industry experience to advance the safety and security of AI systems.
Luca is a cybersecurity researcher who leads efforts to make machine learning models demonstrably safe through rigorous verification, grounded in real-world industrial applications.
Pascal works on the security and privacy of AI and blockchain systems. He pioneered membership inference attacks and ML-Leaks, and recently co-invented zero-knowledge model checking.
Marco works at the intersection of verification and machine learning, enforcing logical constraints on neural networks through loss functions, with a focus on the robustness of NLP systems.
Marek develops algorithms and tools for the verification and monitoring of systems, and led the development of the award-winning software verification tool Symbiotic.
Mirco combines machine learning and automated reasoning to formally verify hardware, software and cyber-physical systems. He pioneered the neural certificates and zero-knowledge model checking.
Igor works on the automated verification of distributed and blockchain protocols, and led the development of Apalache, a symbolic model checker for TLA+, and the Quint specification language.
Edoardo works on neural network verification at the software and hardware level, with a focus on the safety of closed-loop AI systems in finite precision.
Greg is an expert in reinforcement learning and stochastic analysis, and a pioneer of neural supermartingale certificates for the verification of continuous-time systems.
Thomas works on the specification and verification of distributed systems, and co-developed Quint, an executable specification language, and the Apalache model checker.
Amin designs confidentiality and trust protocols for decentralised systems, focusing on secure computation under adversarial conditions and long-term infrastructure resilience.
Diptarko works on the formal verification of stochastic systems. He pioneered supermartingale certificates for ω-regular properties and machine learning methods for certificate generation.
Sarah works on formal methods for systems engineering, with a focus on probabilistic hyperproperties, controller synthesis, and Heisenbugs.
Ayberk works on automated theorem proving, with a focus on constructive mathematics in the foundational setting of Homotopy Type Theory.