The Complex Cyber Infrastructure (CCI) group is part of the Informatics Institute at the University of Amsterdam. CCI's mission is to advance the trustworthiness of complex computer systems. We focus on decentralized systems with advanced technologies (e.g., cloud, edge, blockchain, data spaces), serving multiple stakeholders with different objectives. Our research aims at improving compliance with defined policies, security & privacy, and environmental sustainability, thus providing a solid foundation for advanced data analytics and artificial intelligence applications. We teach the next generation of computer science professionals, and cooperate with a large ecosystem of organizations. Our focus areas include data exchange systems, normative reasoning, security & privacy, software languages, and responsible software systems.

We’re happy to share some highlights from the jointed participation of Complex Cyber Infrastructure and Multiscale Networked Systems in Supercomputing 2025 in St Louis. The UVA team included Sander Klous, Anestis Dalgitsis, Alexandros Koufakis, Cees de Laat (left to right on picture) and Paola Grosso (not pictured).

Max is excited to share some updates from his journey with CCI over the past few months. One of the highlights was the publication of the paper, “Bridging Incremental Programming and Complex Software Development Environments” (DOI), which he had the privilege of presenting at SPLASH 2024 (PAINT) in Pasadena, California, last October.

We’re thrilled to share highlights from the jointed participation of Complex Cyber Infrastructure and Multiscale Networked Systems in Supercomputing 2024 in Atlanta, where we demonstrated our research on microservices-based collaborative model training on the FABRIC testbed infrastructure.
Following the successful receipt of 4 million EUR in funding from the European Union in 2024, the LICORICE (reLIable and sCalable tOols foR self-sovereign Identity and data proteCtion framEwork) Project Working Group convened for a LICORICE Project Kick-off meeting in Paris on October 3rd-4th, 2024.
This theme (pronounced: ‘Team’) studies and develops techniques for software language engineering, generative programming, semantics and verification.
Distributed policies, enforcement and control