I’m an assistant professor in the School of Mathematical and Computer Sciences and member of LAIV: Lab for AI Verification at Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh. Before Heriot-Watt, I was a postdoctoral researcher at TU Kaiserslautern, Germany. I hold a DPhil/PhD from the University of Oxford, an MSc from the University of Liverpool, and a BSc from Sepuluh Nopember Institute of Technology. I also have experience in industry as a R&D software engineer at Samsung Electronics, Indonesia.

Fully-funded PhD opportunities at Heriot-Watt: I am currently accepting applications from PhD students who are interested in working with me in my main research areas. Funding is available to cover both international tuition fees and living expenses. For more information, please visit the PhD opportunities in Computer Science page. If you have a potential project in mind, feel free to drop me an email to discuss further. I look forward to hearing from you!

Other useful links:

• Google Scholar
• DBLP
• Personal Webpage

My research interests lie at the intersection of computer science, artificial intelligence, and game theory. I use formal and mathematical techniques to verify and reason about systems composed of multiple self-interested intelligent agents. In particular, I mainly work on the following topics:

• Logic and game theory in theoretical computer science and foundations of AI.
• Verification, design, and synthesis of equilibria in concurrent multi-agent systems.
• Mathematical/computational logic (e.g., modal and temporal logics).
• Model checking, automated synthesis, and formal verification.
• Computational complexity of problems related to topics above.

I am the main developer of EVE (Equilibrium Verification Environment), a tool for rational verification. The tool can be used online from http://eve.cs.ox.ac.uk. I am always interested in improving EVE (e.g., faster techniques, new use cases, etc.) and welcome potential collaborations.

I am interested in supervising PhD/MSc/BSc students who want to work on (or related to) the topics above. If you have a potential project in mind, feel free to drop me an email to discuss further.