Summary
Ezio Bartocci is a Full Professor at TU Wien leading the Trustworthy Cyber-Physical Systems research group and coordinating large FFG- and WWTF-funded projects that bring formal methods to bear on safety, security, energy-efficiency and sustainability of AI-driven CPS. With over a decade of focused research and academic leadership—including roles as Chair of the Doctoral College in Trustworthy Autonomous CPS and Research Focus Coordinator for Computer Engineering—he bridges rigorous theory and practical tooling for dependable systems. His background spans a PhD in Information Science and a habilitation in Computer Science, enabling him to translate complex verification techniques into deployable solutions for autonomous and IoT-enabled infrastructures. Notably, he combines traditional formal methods with a sustainability lens, aiming to certify not just correctness but energy-aware operation of AI-based CPS.
10 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Vienna University of Technology
Lice Scientifico Livio Cambi
PhD, Information Science and Complex Systems, PhD, Information Science and Complex Systems at University of Camerino
english, german (intermediate), italian