personnel profile
David L. Dill
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Research Statement
Dill has interests in computational systems biology as well as the theory and application of formal verification techniques to system designs, which encompass hardware, protocols, and software. He has also done research in asynchronous circuit verification and synthesis, and in verification methods for hard real-time systems.
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1987 |
Carnegie Mellon |
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The Pathalyzer: a Tool for Analysis of Signal Transduction Pathways
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David L. Dill; Merrill A. Knapp; Pamela Gage... |
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Title:
The Pathalyzer: a Tool for Analysis of Signal Transduction Pathways
Author(s):
David L. Dill; Merrill A. Knapp; Pamela Gage; Carolyn Talcott; Keith Laderoute; Patrick Lincoln
Conference:
The First Annual Recomb Satellite Workshop on Systems Biology
Date Published:
2005
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Academic Honors & Awards
2008 Computer-Aided Verification (CAV)
Pioneer Award, Electronic Frontier Foundation
IEEE Fellow
ACM Fellow