Nicolas Halbwachs is affiliated with Grenoble Alpes University in France. Their research spans multiple fields within computer science and engineering, with a focus on software reliability, performance, and safety systems in autonomy.
The scientist's work concentrates on specific subfields including software, computer networks and communications, and aspects of safety, risk, reliability, and quality. These areas highlight their engagement with complex systems where dependability and performance are critical.
Nicolas Halbwachs has contributed to research published in venues such as HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe). One notable paper authored is titled Artifact for the report " Assessing Software Abstractions in WCET Analysis of Reactive Programs", published in 2020 in HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe).
Frequent collaborators in their research include:
The main topics covered in Nicolas Halbwachs's research are:
Their academic contributions also address broader themes in computer science and engineering, with a total of two publications within computer science and one within engineering documented. These contributions reflect a multidisciplinary approach to software and systems engineering challenges.
In recognition of their professional achievements, Nicolas Halbwachs was made a Member of Academia Europaea in 2010.
Rajeev Alur;Costas Courcoubetis;Nicolas Halbwachs;Thomas A. Henzinger
N. Halbwachs;P. Caspi;P. Raymond;D. Pilaud
Patrick Cousot;Nicolas Halbwachs
A. Benveniste;P. Caspi;S.A. Edwards;N. Halbwachs
Nicolas Halbwachs
Paul Caspi;Daniel Pilaud;Nicolas Halbwachs;John Plaice
P. Caspi;D. Pilaud;N. Halbwachs;J. A. Plaice
N. Halbwachs;F. Lagnier;C. Ratel
Nicolas Halbwachs;Yann-Erick Proy;Patrick Roumanoff
Nicolas Halbwachs;Fabienne Lagnier;Pascal Raymond
Nicolas Halbwachs;Yann Eric Proy;Pascal Raymond
Rajeev Alur;Costas Courcoubetis;Nicolas Halbwachs;David L. Dill
Nicolas Halbwachs
Ahmed Bouajjani;Jean-Claude Fernandez;Nicolas Halbwachs
P. Raymond;X. Nicollin;N. Halbwachs;D. Weber
Nicolas Halbwachs;Mathias Péron
Nicolas Halbwachs;Pascal Raymond;Christophe Ratel
R. Alur;C. Courcoubetis;D. Dill;N. Halbwachs
A. Bouajjani;J.-C. Fernandez;N. Halbwachs;P. Raymond
Laure Gonnord;Nicolas Halbwachs
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French Institute for Research in Computer Science and Automation - INRIA
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