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Lionel C. Briand is professor of software engineering and has shared appointments between (1) The University of Ottawa, Canada and (2) The Lero Centre, University of Limerick, Ireland. In collaboration with colleagues, over 25 years, he has run many collaborative research projects with companies in the automotive, satellite, aerospace, energy, financial, and legal domains. Lionel has held various engineering, academic, and leading positions in seven countries. He currently holds a Canada Research Chair (Tier 1) on “Intelligent Software Dependability and Compliance” and is the director of Lero, the national Irish centre on software research.
Lionel was elevated to the grades of IEEE Fellow and ACM Fellow for his work on software testing and verification. He was granted the IEEE Computer Society Harlan Mills award, the ACM SIGSOFT outstanding research award, and the IEEE Reliability Society engineer-of-the-year award, respectively in 2012, 2022, and 2013. He further received an ERC Advanced grant in 2016 on the topic of modelling and testing cyber-physical systems, the most prestigious individual research award in the European Union, and was elected a fellow of the Canadian Academy of Science, Royal Sociey of Canada, in 2023, and member of the European Academy of Science (Academia Europaea) in 2025.
Contributions
2026
ASE
- Hallucination to Consensus: Multi-Agent LLMs for End-to-End JUnit Test Generation
- Mutation-Guided Unit Test Generation with a Large Language Model
- Constrained Co-evolutionary Differential Metamorphic Testing for Autonomous Systems with an Interpretability Approach
- DiffGAN: A Test Generation Approach for Differential Testing of Deep Neural Networks for Image Analysis
- Speaker in Speakers within the New-Faculty Symposium-track
- Efficient Black-Box Fault Localization for System-Level Test Code Using Large Language Models