Curriculum Vitae Glynn Winskel Full name: Glynn Winskel Awards, honours: Work addresses: • Member of Academia Europaea; University of Cambridge, • Turing Fellow, Alan Turing Institute. 2018{20; Department of Computer Science and Technology, • Visiting Research Fellow, Collegium de Lyon, The Computer Laboratory, 2017{18; William Gates Building, • Test of Time Award 2013, Logic in Computer 15 JJ Thomson Avenue, Science; Cambridge CB3 0FD • Awarded Advanced Grant of the European Email: [email protected] Research Council, 2011{17; Tel. no.: 01223 334613 • Royal Society Leverhulme Trust Senior Research Fellowship, 2010{11; Qualifications: • British Computer Society Brendan Murphy Memo- • B.A. in Mathematics, M.A., Cambridge (1975). rial Award in Distributed Computation, 2002; • M.Sc. in Mathematics, Oxford (1976). • Danmarks Grundforskningsfond research leader • Ph.D. in Computer Science, Edinburgh (1980). 1994-2000, to establish and direct research centre • Sc.D., Cambridge (1995). BRICS (funding, 1M euro a year). Foreign languages: Danish (fluent), French. Consultancy: TopExpress (1986{87). Microsoft Research, around 2 months a year (1998{2000). Positions: • Research Associate, Edinburgh (Sep 1979{Aug Administration: Sundry university and college com- 1980). mittees at Aarhus and Cambridge. • Visiting Lecturer, Aarhus, Denmark (Sep{Dec 1980). Miscellaneous activities: • Royal Society Postdoctoral Research Fellow (Jan Editorial board of \Mathematical Structures in Com- 1981{Jan 1982). Research Scientist, Carnegie- puter Science" Cambridge University Press. Editorial Mellon University, USA (Mar 1982{Dec 1983). board of \Transactions on Petri Nets and Other • University Lecturer in Computer Science, Cam- Models of Concurrency" Springer Lecture Notes in bridge (Jan 1984{Oct 1987) Computer Science. Guest Editor of Information and • Reader in Theoretical Computer Science Cam- Computation LICS'97 Special Issue. Guest Editor bridge (Oct 1987{Jul 1988). \Annals of Pure and Applied Logic" devoted to the • Fellow of King's College, Cambridge (Jul 1985{Jul proceedings of PTAC (1998). Member of LICS Orga- 1988). nizing Committee (1996{2003), Advisory Committee • Professor of Computer Science, Aarhus, Denmark (2004-). On the three-man LICS Test-of-Time Award (Jul 1988{Oct 2000). Committee 2006-7 and 2008-9. Advisory board of the • Director of BRICS, Centre for Basic Research in journal Higher-Order and Symbolic Computation. Edi- Computer Science, Aarhus (Jan 1994{Oct 2000). torial Board of Semantic Structures in Computation, • Professor of Computer Science, Cambridge, Eng- Kluwer Academic Publishers (-2003). Advisory Board land (Oct 2000{). Higher Order and Symbolic Computation (HOSC) • Fellow of Emmanuel College, Cambridge (Oct (2002-). On Board of EASL (European Association of 2000{). Symbolic Logic) (2005-). Referee for numerous inter- • Guest professorships: ENS Paris (2002), Paris national journals and conferences as well as reviewer XIII (2004), PPS Paris VII (2006, 2013), Aarhus of NSF and Canadian research proposals. Served (regularly, 2000{13). on numerous evaluation committees. Some recent Glynn Winskel 2 Curiculum Vitae Glynn Winskel programme committees: Mathematical Foundations • Emmanuel College Derek Brewer visiting fellow- of Program Semantics, New Orleans, 1995; Logic In ship for P-L Curien (April{June 2009). Computer Science '96, Rutgers; Logic In Computer • Royal Society Leverhulme visiting professorship for Science '97, Warsaw, Chairman; International Confer- P-L Curien (3 months 2009&2010). ence on Automata Languages and Programming '98, • Royal Society Leverhulme fellowship 2010{11. Aalborg, Co-chairman; CONCUR'99; FOSSACS 2000; Research Council Advanced grant ECSYM WOLLIC'02; CONCUR'03; APPSEM'04, WISP'04; (Events, Causality and Symmetry|the next APPSEM'05, CONCUR'05, FOSSACS'05, UFO'07, generation semantics), 2011{2017. FICS'08, Chair of LICS Test-of-Time Award Com- mittee 2010; SASB 2010, SASB 2011, DCM 2012 Teaching and supervision: (Co-chair), invited LICS 2013 and POPL 2013, CSL I have taught at Edinburgh, Aarhus, Pisa, Carnegie- 2019, EU Reviewer. Mellon, Stanford and Cambridge universities and supervised PhD students at Carnegie-Mellon, Cam- Examination and Evaluation duties: bridge, Aarhus universities and at ENS Lyon. PhD examiner for the universities of Oxford, Cam- bridge (in Pure Mathematics and Computer Science), Masters students, Aarhus 1988-2000: University of Copenhagen, Denmark's Technical Uni- • Sten Agerholm and Henrik Skjødt: Automating a versity at Lyngby, Edinburgh, Ecole Polytechnique and model checker for recursive modal asssertions in Ecole Nationale Sup´erieuredes Mines, Paris, Manch- HOL. Student project, DAIMI IR-92, 1990. ester, Marseilles, Aalborg, Aarhus, Sussex, Universit´e • Sten Agerholm: Program refinement in HOL. MSc du Qu´ebec `aMontreal, Rennes and the Free Univer- thesis, 1992. sity of Amsterdam. D.Sc. and Habilitation examiner • Ann-Grete Tan, Anders Pilegaard and Peter for Cambridge, Paris, Sheffield, Aarhus, Rennes and Strarup Jensen: Defining mutually recursive types Savoie Mont Blanc universities. On evaluation com- in HOL. Student project, DAIMI IR-99, 1990 mittees for research positions, assistant-lectureship, • Ann-Grete Tan, Anders Pilegaard: Programming lectureship, readership and professorship positions in with proofs. MSc thesis, 1991. Denmark, Sweden, Germany and the UK. EU, ERC • Brian Andersen and Carsten Rickers: A low level and EPSRC reviewer. Public Examiner in the Hon- circuit model in HOL. Student project, 1990. our School of Mathematics and Computation, Public • Michael Pedersen, Jens Bæk Jørgensen and Rikke Examiner in the Honour School of Computation, Uni- Drewsen Andersen: Literal resolution in the versity of Oxford (1997{2000). MFOCS Examiner in propositional calculus using the HOL theorem Oxford (Mathematics and CS) 2002{05. Panel member prover. Student project, 1990. Irish Advanced Laureate Awards 2018/2019. • Poul Christensen and Hans Jacob Pedersen: Automating mutually recursive type definition in Research grants: HOL. Student project, DAIMI IR-94, 1990 • SERC grantholder at Cambridge on \Models and • Poul Christensen and Hans Jacob Pedersen: A logic for parallel computation" (1985{88). reformulation of Lamport's Temporal Logic of • Holder of a Danish Research Council grant (1989{ Actions. MSc thesis, 1993. 92). • Ole I. Hougaard: Computability in HOL|a model • On the steering and programme committees of for computation in formal logic. MSc thesis, 1993. DART a medium size research collaboration • Urban Engberg: Analyzing authentication proto- between Aarhus, Aalborg and Copenhagen univer- cols. Student project, DAIMI IR-97, 1990. sities (1992{1994). • Claus Torp Jensen: The concurrency workbench • BRICS: Founding and scientific director of BRICS with priority. Student project, 1992. (Basic Research in Computer Science), research • Bettina Blaaberg Sørensen and Christian Clausen: centre of the Danish Research Foundation (1994{ Adequacy results for a lazy functional language 2000). with recursive and polymorphic types. Student • Site leader of EU projects CEDISYS, CLICS I and project, 1992. Published in Theor.Comp.Sc., 1994. II, LINEAR, APPSEM. • Henrik Enstrøm: A model of polymorphism in the • EPSRC grantholder at Cambridge on \Domain effective topos. MSc thesis, 1997. theory for concurrency" (2004{08). • Three successful applications for EPSRC Fellow- PhD students: ships for Abbes, Sobocinski and Staton, originally employed on above grant (Abbes and Sobocin- • Jonathon Billington: Coloured Petri Nets. 1989. ski left for permanent lectureships in Paris and • Guo-Qiang Zhang: Logic of Domains. 1991. Southampton resp., 2008). Published by Birkh¨auser. • Juanito Camilleri: Priority in Process Calculi. 1991. Glynn Winskel Curiculum Vitae Glynn Winskel 3 • Henrik Reif Andersen: Verification of temporal USA; Workshop on Systems Biology, Bellairs Research properties of concurrent systems. 1993. Institute (McGill Univ), Barbados, March 2010; SAS • Sten Agerholm: Domain Theory in HOL. 1994. 2010, Perpignan; Christmas Lecture at the Midlands • Claus Torp Jensen: Prioritized and independent Graduate School (Birmingham, Leicester, Nottingham actions in distributed computer systems. 1994. and Sheffield Universities), December 15, 2010; Har- • Urban Engberg: Reasoning in the Temporal Logic vard Medical School, two weeks in November 2010 of Actions, the design and implementation of an and in 2011; CHOCO project, ENS Lyon, April 2011; interactive computer system. 1996. Information Security Workshop, ISR 2011, Oxford; • Torben Bra¨uner: An Axiomatic Approach to Nordic Workshop on Programming Theory, V¨aster˚as, Adequacy. 1996. Sweden, 2011, Robin Milner Memorial 2012, Edin- • Gian Luca Cattani: Presheaf Models for Concur- burgh; FOSSACS 2012, Tallin; ACCATS 2013, Rome; rency. 1999. Opening lecture at the new-building celebrations of • Thomas Troels Hildebrandt: Categories of mod- Labs PPS and LIAFA, Paris, April 2013; 60th Birth- els for concurrency|independence, fairness and day Event in Oxford for Samson Abramsky, May 2013; dataflow. 2000. 60th Birthday Event in Venice for Pierre-Louis Curien, • Mikkel Nygaard: Domain Theory for Concurrency. September 2013; ISDT'13, October 2013, Changsha; 2003. LOCALI 2013, Beijing, November 2013; WIP2013, • Mario Jose Caccamo: A Formal Calculus for CIAPA (Tulane Univ), Costa Rica, December 2013. Categories. 2003. Workshop on Probability, Bellairs Research Institute • Federico Crazzolara: Language, Semantics, and (McGill Univ),