Reflections on the design, applications and implementations of eFLINT, a domain-specific language for legal compliance reasoning.

L. Thomas van Binsbergen
L. Thomas van Binsbergen
Associate Professor

Thomas van Binsbergen is an Associate Professor in software engineering with a specialisation in the operational semantics of programming languages. Topics of interest include modular language specifications and implementations. Applications areas are automated legal reasoning in multi-domain systems and domain-specific languages for domains such as regulatory and legal, programmable networks, and software language engineering. I am tenured at the University of Amsterdam and situated in the Complex-Cyber Infrastructure research group of the Informatics Institute where I lead the Programming Languages and Verification team.

Christopher Esterhuyse
Christopher Esterhuyse
Postdoc

Christopher is a post-doc researcher working on (languages for) specifying distributed systems, for eliciting, negotiating, testing, and verifying system properties.

Tim Müller
Tim Müller
Scientific Programmer

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