2012 HCSS Conference Program Agenda

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2012 DAILY AGENDA

	TUESDAY, MAY 8 Technology Transfer	WEDNESDAY, MAY 9 Formal Synthesis	THURSDAY, MAY 10 Compositional Reasoning	FRIDAY, MAY 11 Design-In Security
0830-0900	Formal Methods & DO-178C Darren Cofer, Rockwell Collins	Keynote Presentation: Program Synthesis for Performance Markus Püschel, ETH Zurich	Keynote Presentation: A New Approach to Temporal Property Verification Byron Cook, Microsoft Research	Designed-In Security in Context Carl Landwehr, Cyber Security Policy and Research Institute
0900-0930				Keynote Presentation: Ensuring System Resilience at Design Time: A User and Attacker Oriented Approach William Sanders, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
0930-1000	BREAK/ POSTER SESSION	BREAK	BREAK
1000-1030	Accessible Integrated Formal Reasoning Environments in Classroom Instruction of Mathematics Andrei Lapets	Preventing Exploits Against Software of Uncertain Provenance David Melski, GrammaTech	Keynote Presentation: The Ramify Rule of Separation Logic: Compositional Reasoning for Sharing Jules Villard, University College London	BREAK/ POSTER SESSION
1030-1040				Lessons From Twenty Years of Industrial Formal Methods Steve Miller, Rockwell Collins
1040-1115	Structured Orchestration of Data and Computation Jayadev Misra, University of Texas at Austin	VIBRANCE: Automatic Removal of Security Vulnerabilities from Java Applications Alessandro Coglio, Kestrel Institute	Verification of Elliptic Curve Cryptography Joe Hendrix, Galois
1115-1120				Designing for the Human Element in Security Angela Sasse, University College London
1120-1200	Developer-Friendly Contract-Based Notations and Machine-Checkable Evidence for Verification of Information Flow Properties for Embedded Systems John Hatcliff	Compositional Verification of Architectural Models Darren Cofer, Rockwell Collins	Axe: An Automated Formal Equivalence Checking Tool for Programs Eric Smith, Kestrel Institute
1200-1330	LUNCH	LUNCH	LUNCH	LUNCH
1330-1410	Keynote Presentation: Technology Transfer Challenges Within the S&T Community Dawn Meyerriecks, ODNI	Formal Synthesis of Efficient Verified Emulators Magnus Myreen, University of Cambridge	Reasoning About Non-Determinism in Programs Eric Koskinen, University of Cambridge and New York University	Keynote Presentation: A Look at Designed-In Security Needs and Preliminary Successes Bill Scherlis, Carnegie Mellon University
1410-1430		Synthesizing Architectural Models of Cyber-Physical Systems Pete Manolios, Northeatern University	FUSE: Inter-Application Security for Android Joe Hurd, Galois
1430-1450	BREAK			BREAK
1450-1500		Static Previrtualization Natarajan Shankar and Ashish Gehani, SRI International	Framework for Evaluating Information Flows in Multicore Architectures for High Assurance Systems Ryan Bradetich, University of Idaho
1500-1530	Tech Transfer of Software Tools Jim Larus, Microsoft Research			Role of Domain-Specific Techniques in Designed-In Security John Launchbury, Galois
1530-1545		BREAK/ POSTER SESSION	BREAK
1545-1600	VehicleForge.mil: A Distributed Semantically-Aware Framework to Support the Needs of the Open Hardware Community Jack Zentner, Georgia Tech			Designed-In Security for Mobile Applications Jonathan Aldrich, Carnegie Mellon University
1600-1630		Synthesis of Concurrent Garbage Collectors Douglas Smith, Kestrel Institute	Software Model Checking Secure Systems Limin Jia, Carnegie Mellon University
1630-1640	Open Discussion on Technology Transfer	High Assurance Cyber Military Systems: A New DARPA Program Kathleen Fisher, DARPA		Margrave: Query-Based Policy Analysis Dan Dougherty, Worcester Polytechnic Institute
1640-1700			3 Years After L.4 Verified Gerwin Klein, NICTA and UNSW
1700	Adjourn for the day
1715				Conference Adjourned
1730		Adjourn for the day	Adjourn for the day
1830		Conference Dinner The Chart House 300 2nd Street Annapolis, MD 21403

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