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High-Level Technique for Distributed Telecommunications Software
The project aims to evaluate distributed functional programming techniques for realistic telecommunications applications.
ESPRC GR/R 88137 (11/2002 - 11/2005)
Phil Trinder, David King.
Evaluating Functional Distribution
Evaluating two non-strict distributed functional languages, namely Eden, and GdH.
British Council/DAAD funded travel grant, Project No. 1097 (7/1999 - 3/2003)
Phil Trinder, Rita Loogen, Kevin Hammond .
Performance Evaluation of Parallel Functional Programs for Multiprocessor Computer Systems
The project aims to evaluate the performance of the Eden and GpH parallel functional programming languages, and to construct frameworks for reasoning about them.
British Council/Acciones Integradas travel grant, Project No. MDR 8472 (6/2000 - 6/2002)
Phil Trinder, Ricardo Pena, Yolanda Ortega-Mallen, Kevin Hammond.
NuSPADE: Automatic Guidance for the Formal Verification of High Integrity Ada
An investigation into the role that Proof Planning can play within the formal verification of software. This 3-year project is in collaboration with Praxis Critical Systems and is funded under the EPSRC Critical Systems Programme.
EPSRC GR/R 24081 (01/09/2001 - 31/08/2004)
Andrew Ireland, Julian Richardson.
Performance Modelling
EMU EPSRC
Rob Pooley, Peter King.
Ophelia
The OPHELIA (Open Platform and metHodologies for devELopment tools IntegrAtion ) project is a European-funded research project that aims to produce a framework to support the information systems development lifecycle.
EU FP5
Rob Pooley, Lachlan, Rick, Pauline

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 Updated: May 2002