Luís Rodrigues is affiliated with the University of Lisbon in Portugal. Their research spans multidisciplinary domains, primarily situated at the intersection of computer science and medicine with a substantial focus on areas including computer networks and communications, information systems, artificial intelligence, control and systems engineering, and computational theory and mathematics.
Their notable research topics cover a diverse range of technical subjects: distributed systems and fault tolerance, blockchain technology applications and security, cloud computing and resource management, software system performance and reliability, IoT and edge/fog computing, adaptive dynamic programming control, and software engineering research.
The scientist has coauthored extensively with a number of frequent collaborators. The most frequent coauthors include Rita Leal, Catarina Romãozinho, Arnaldo Figueiredo, Miguel Correia, and Ray Neiheiser.
Their scholarly output appears in a wide array of publication venues. Key venues with multiple publications include:
The researcher has produced several papers illustrating the scope and evolution of their work. Some selected recent papers are:
Their recognition in the scientific community includes the ACM Senior Member award received in 2011.
Paulo Verissimo;Luis Rodrigues
Rachid Guerraoui;Luís Rodrigues
H. Miranda;A. Pinto;L. Rodrigues
Maria Couceiro;Paolo Romano;Nuno Carvalho;Luís Rodrigues
Sérgio Almeida;João Leitão;Luís Rodrigues
J. Rufino;P. Verissimo;G. Arroz;C. Almeida
Paulo Veríssimo;Luís Rodrigues;Antonio Casimiro
P.A. Barret;A.M. Hilborne;P.G. Bond;D.T. Seaton
H. Miranda;L. Rodrigues
J. Leitao;J. Pereira;L. Rodrigues
J. Leitao;J. Pereira;L. Rodrigues
Sebastiano Peluso;Pedro Ruivo;Paolo Romano;Francesco Quaglia
F. Araujo;B. Ribeiro;L. Rodrigues
L. Rodrigues;P. Verissimo
F. Araujo;L. Rodrigues
Roy Friedman;Daniela Gavidia;Luis Rodrigues;Aline Carneiro Viana
N. Carvalho;F. Araujo;L. Rodrigues
F. Araujo;L. Rodrigues;J. Kaiser;C. Liu
P. Verissimo;L. Rodrigues
L.E.T. Rodrigues;H. Fonseca;P. Verissimo
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P. Veríssimo;L. Rodrigues;M. Baptista
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