Dr Oana Andrei
- Lecturer (Computing Science)
telephone:
01413305457
email:
Oana.Andrei@glasgow.ac.uk
Room F113, Computing Science, 11 Lilybank Gardens, Glasgow G12 8QQ
Biography
I am a Lecturer with the Centre for Computing Science Education and the Formal Analysis, Theory and Algorithms (FATA) section. Until August 2020 I was a Research Fellow in the School of Computing Science at the University of Glasgow. I worked under Prof Dame Muffy Calder on the EPSRC programme grants S4: Science of Sensor Systems Software (2016 -- 2020), Populations: A populations approach to ubicomp systems design (2011 -- 2017), and the EPRSC projects VPS: Verifying Interoperability Requirements in Pervasive Systems (2011) and SIGNAL: Stochastic process algebra for biochemical signalling pathway analysis (2009 -- 2011). In 2008 I obtained a PhD in Computer Science from INPL (nowadays University of Lorraine) and INRIA Nancy-Grand Est, France.
Personal website: http://www.dcs.gla.ac.uk/~oandrei
Research interests
My expertise lies in Formal Methods, which are techniques for modelling complex systems as abstract mathematical entities amenable to a rigorous analysis of their properties.
My core formal modelling and analysis research interests include quantitative automata, Markov models, process algebra, stochastic model checking, term and graph rewriting, interface automata.
I have worked on a range of interdisciplinary research projects encompassing areas such as: Computational Biology (biochemical networks, membrane systems), Communicating Systems (autonomous systems, vehicular networks, security protocols, sensor networks, smart water networks), Human Computer Interactions (user models, analytics for interactive systems), Computational Social Science.
Find out more on my personal website.
Teaching
- Algorithmics (Graduate Apprenticeship programme)
- Modelling Reactive Systems (MRS)