Piërre Van De Laar is a research fellow specializing in embedded systems, model-based testing, and systems-of-systems with over a decade of applied research experience stemming from a PhD in neural information processing (Radboud University). He spent eight years as a senior scientist at Philips Research before joining the Embedded Systems Institute / TNO, where he led and contributed to multidisciplinary projects improving evolvability, situation awareness, and rejuvenation of legacy software. His work spans architecture description languages, visualization and verification, and synthesis-based engineering, and has produced tools and artifacts such as TorXakis and Ada rejuvenation crates. Comfortable at the intersection of academia and industry, he has collaborated with partners including ASML, Thales, DaimlerChrysler and multiple Dutch universities to turn formal specifications into practical engineering outcomes. Notably, his background in theoretical/computational physics informs a rigorous, model-driven approach to complex system dependability and analysis.
Analysis and manipulation of Ada software based on concrete syntax
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