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PhD Seminars

The PhD Seminar is a series of presentations given by PhD and research students in computer science and mathematics from Leicester and other universities in the UK. In particular, the talks address students and staff of the University of Leicester. The seminar is open to anyone interested. A strong background in any of the subjects is not assumed.

The presentations reflect the research interests of PhD students in the department of Computer Science and are intended to stimulate the interaction between researchers in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Logic, and Mathematics.

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Seminar Programme

Seminars
9th May 2012, 16:00 in BEN LT5
Richard Dobson (King's College London, UK, Hosts: Martin Birks and Tom Grant)
Low Energy Boolean Circuits
14th March 2012, 16:00 in BEN LT5
Golnaz Badkobeh (King's College London, UK, Host: Sam Jones)
Fewest Repetitions vs Maximal-exponent Powers in Infinite Binary Words
12th December 2011, 11:00 in ATT 212
Gian Perrone (IT University of Copenhagen, Danemark, Host: Emilio Tuosto, Julien Lange)
Vertical Refinement in Bigraphs
22nd November 2011, 16:00 in GP LRC
Andrea Vandin (IMT Lucca, Italy, Host: Kyriakos Poyias, Emilio Tuosto)
Towards the development of Techniques for Specification and Analysis of Systems with Dynamic Structure
3rd November 2011, 10:00 in ATT LT3
Fredrik Nordvall Forsberg (University of Swansea, UK, Host: Tadeusz Litak)
Data Types in Dependent Type Theory
20th June 2011, 14:00 in MA1.19
Jessica Diaz (Technical University of Madrid, Spain, Host: José Fiadeiro, Frank Nebel)
Change Impact Analysis in Product-Line Architectures
30th March 2011, 16:00 in MA1.19
Max Bolingbroke (University of Cambridge, UK, Host: Frank Nebel, Julien Lange)
Supercompilation by evaluation
17th March 2011, 10:00 in BEN LT3
Christian Soltenborn (University of Paderborn, Germany, Host: Reiko Heckel, Tamim Ahmed Khan)
Using Dynamic Meta Modeling for Quality Assurance