Name:Jan Hoffmann

Bio:

I am an Associate Research Scientist in the FLINT Group at the Department of Computer Science of Yale University and a co-PI of the NSF-funded VeriQ project.

My research areas are programming languages and formal methods. I am specifically interested in quantitative verification, type systems, static resource analysis of programs, proof assistants, algorithmic game theory, and SAT solving.

Prior to joining Yale, I was a PhD student in the Theoretical Computer Science Group at LMU Munich and a scholar of the DFG Research Training Group PUMA. My advisor was Martin Hofmann.

Before that, I studied computer science at LMU Munich as a scholar of the German National Academic Foundation.

Country:Germany

Affiliation:Yale University

Research interests:Programming languages, formal methods, verification, security and privacy