I am currently an assistant professor, at the computer science department of Polytechnique Montréal, and associate academic member at MILA.
lina [dot] marsso [at] polymtl [dot] ca
My long-term research goal is to enable the development of autonomous systems that are safe and responsible. Specifically, I aim to answer the following questions: What exactly does it mean for an autonomous system to be safe and responsible? How can we develop approaches that assess whether such systems comply with established standards? Finally, when a system fails to comply, how can we adapt its behaviour to meet the defined standards? To answer these questions, I integrate formal methods with software engineering techniques.
I was a post-doctoral researcher in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Toronto in the Modelling and Verification group, with Professor Marsha Chechik. I did my PhD in the CONVECS team at Inria, under the supervision of Professor Radu Mateescu, Professor Ioannis Parissis, and Professor Wendelin Serwe. I defended in December 2019 my PhD thesis, entitled "On Model-based Testing of GALS Systems". I received an MSc degree in computer science in 2016 from the University of Grenoble and my bachelor degree in computer science in 2014 from the University of Strasbourg.
Feel free to contact me!
I am particularly interested in the elicitation of requirements for safe and trustworthy AI systems. Please take a look at my RETRAI workshop.
Given the elicited requirements, I am also exploring software‑engineering techniques to validate and guide AI‑based systems so
they become trustworthy.
I am also interested in developing and applying formal methods to software in general, including systems with AI components.
lina [dot] marsso [at] polymtl [dot] ca