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Research CIT

Research at Constructor Institute of Technology

Research at Constructor Institute of Technology
The chairs of Constructor Institute of Technology pursue a variety of research topics, following the principles:
  • Relevance: we work on topics of direct interest to industry.
  • Timeliness: our research is at the leading edge of international research.
  • Excellence: we apply the highest standards and publish in top-level journals and conferences.
  • Integration with education: we always seek to integrate the best research results into our educational programs and provide students with opportunities to participate in research projects.
research at CI

The initial focus of Constructor Institute of Technology research has been on topics in software engineering. Most processes in today’s world rely on software systems and tools, some of extraordinary complexity. Making these systems correctly is a major challenge. Constructor Institute of Technology research covers techniques of advanced software testing, mechanized mathematical proofs of software correctness, software engineering of quantum and Artificial Intelligence systems, software techniques for embedded systems and Smart Cities, self-healing, and self-adaptive systems and many more described in the pages of the research chairs. In the coming years, new topics will be added, particular in the area of quantum software engineering.

Researchers
Head of the Chair of Quantum Physics at Constructor Institute of Technology
Provost and Head of the Chair of Software Engineering at Constructor Institute of Technology
President and Head of the Chair of Quantum Software Engineering at Constructor Institute of Technology
Head of the Chair of Software Testing and Analysis Research (STAR) at Constructor Institute of Technology
Head of the Chair of Quantum Communications at Constructor Institute of Technology
Research Highlights
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Can the Computer Correct Our Mistakes
Research Highlights
Can the Computer Correct Our Mistakes?
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Verify software photo
Research Highlights
Why Do We Need to Verify Software, and What Can We Achieve?