Short biography
Lars M. Kristensen received the PhD in computer science from
University of Aarhus, and is currently professor in software
engineering at Bergen University College. Upon the completion of
his PhD, he worked as a post-doctoral researcher in computer
systems engineering at University of South Australia and the
Australian Defence Science and Technology Organisation
concentrating on software tools for military planning and on
development of real-time avionics mission systems. Following the
post-doctoral research position, he obtained a permanent position
at University of Aarhus and was involved in a number of industry
supported research projects within modelling and validation of
Internet protocols, mobile ad-hoc networks, and sensor
networks. He has published more than 70 papers in strictly
referred journal and conferences, is member of the Editorial Board
of the TopNoC Springer journal, and is a member of the steering
committee for the International Petri Nets conference. He is
co-author of the most recent textbook on Coloured Petri Net and
CPN Tools which is one of the most widely used software tools for
modelling and validation of concurrent systems. In 2007 he
received the Danish Research Councils' Young Researcher's Award
and in 2012 he was awarded the Research and Development Award of
Bergen University College.
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Current and Recent Research and Development Activities
My research interests are in the areas of concurrent and
distributed software systems engineering, model-driven software
engineering, software verification, explicit state space methods
and model checking, computer tools for validation and
verification, ad hoc networking and sensor networks for
industrial automation, modeling and reliability of process and
control systems, cloud computing and internet-of-things.
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