Max Planck Institute For Software Systems - Organization

Organization

The institute was founded in November 2004 and is actively growing. Over the course of the next few years, the institute's scientific staff will grow to 5 directors, 12 tenure-track or tenured professors, and approximately 100 postdocs and doctoral students.

Currently, the institute consists of following research groups:

  • Distributed Systems and Operating Systems Group is headed by Peter Druschel.
  • Networked Systems Group is headed by Krishna Gummadi.
  • Dependable Systems Group is headed by Rodrigo Rodrigues.
  • Large Scale Internet Systems Group is headed by Paul Francis.
  • Programming Languages and Systems Group is headed by Umut Acar.
  • Rigorous Software Engineering Group is headed by Rupak Majumdar.
  • Software Analysis and Verification Group is headed by Viktor Vafeiadis.
  • Type Systems and Functional Programming Group is headed by Derek Dreyer.
  • Information Security and Cryptography Group is headed by Michael Backes.

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