Recent talks

• Quantitative Techniques.
  An overview of quantitative techniques and behavioural types. January 29, 2024. Slides
• eM’s intro & some current research.
  A 3-minutes presentation on current work. January 29, 2024. Slides
• Behavioural Types for Local-First Software.
  A talk at the final It-Matters Meeting. July 11, 2023. Slides
• Modelling an implementation & implementing a model.
  An invited talk at OPCT 2023. July 28, 2023. Slides
• Local-First Principles: a Behavioural Types Approach.
  An invited tutorial at DisCoTec 2023. July 23, 2023. Slides

Invited talks, tutorials, participations

• Choreographic Development of Message-Passing Applications - A Tutorial.
  June 15, 2020. DisCoTec 2020
• Quantitative Techniques.
  January 29, 2024. Dagstuhl Seminar: 24051 Next Generation Protocols for Heterogeneous Systems
• On Behavioural Types for Robotic Systems.
  September 04, 2023. Robotics and Software Engineering (RSE’23)
• Problems in implementing concurrency models and in modelling concurrent abstractions. Two case studies.
  June 26, 2023. Open Problems in Concurrency Theory 2023
• Automata for Choreographies.
  July 27, 2022. NOVA LINCS FCT-UNL (Lisbon, Portugal)
• Behavioural APIs & choreographic development.
  February 26, 2020. NOVA LINCS FCT-UNL (Lisbon, Portugal)
• Behavioural APIs & choreographic development.
  February 14, 2020. FCUL (Lisbon, Portugal)
• A choreographic approach to the design of (message-passing) software.
  February 22, 2019. McAfee Cordoba (Argentina)
• Message-passing, choreographically.
  February 17, 2019. International Symposium on the Mathematical Foundations of Software Engineering (Rio Cuarto, Argentina)
• On pomsets as models of asynchronous message-passing languages.
  September 19, 2018. Department of Computer Science (Bologna, Italy)
• Choreographies for Communicating Systems.
  April 21, 2017. GSSI (L’Aquila, Italy)
• Think ontologically: An Introduction to the use of Ontologies in Archaeology and Digital Humanities.
  A tutorial day. June 17, 2017. Department of Arcaeology, University of Leicester
• Think global, Act local. Semantics and application of a choregraphy-based approach.
  November 28, 2016. University of Kent (UK)
• Introduction to behavioural types.
  Guest lecturer for the course on languages and models for Global Computing. May 09, 2016. Laurea Magistrale in Informatica (2015/2016) - Università di Padova (IT)
• Introduction to distributed choreographies.
  MGS 2016. April 11, 2016. Birmingham (UK)
• Think global, act local! or the other way around? A (gentle?) introduction to distributed choreographies.
  October 21, 2014. Royal Holloway (UK)
• Think Ontologically. A Crash Course on Ontology Modelling for Archaeologists.
  Tutorial day. May 11, 2014. Faculty of Archaeology of Leiden (The Netherlands)
• Interactions, automata, and names.
  Invited lectures. December 01, 2012. Pisa (IT)
• Protocol Verification.
  MGS 2010. March 28, 2010. Sheffield (UK)
• Synchronised Hyperedge Replacement as a Model for Service Oriented Computing.
  BPESO 2007. October 16, 2007. Copenhagen (DK)
• Concurrency and Mobility.
  MGS 2006. April 08, 2006. Leicester (UK)