I am Senior Lecturer at the Monash University Faculty of Information Technology, Visiting Lecturer in Computer Science at the University of Oxford, and founding co-Director of the Monash Laboratory for the Foundations of Computing. I did my PhD at Edinburgh University (Laboratory for Foundations of Computer Science) and was an ERC postdoctoral researcher at the University of Cambridge (Computer Laboratory) and the University of Oxford (Department of Computer Science). Before coming to Monash University, I was also a Departmental Lecturer at the Oxford University Department of Computer Science in the UK. 

Useful links: Oxford homepage DBLP Scholarships

My research is interdisciplinary, at the intersection of Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence, and focuses on the study and development of logic, games, and verification techniques for concurrent, autonomous, and multi-agent systems. In particular, I am interested in: 

- Logic and game theory in artificial intelligence and theoretical computer science.

- Semantics and mathematical foundations of concurrent and multi-agent systems.

- Expressiveness and formal verification of models for concurrent computation.

- Mathematical/computational logic: e.g., Fixed-point, modal, and temporal logics.

- Automated synthesis, model checking, and formal verification techniques. 

I am interested in supervising PhD/MSc/BSc students in Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, or Mathematics, who want to work in any of my main areas of research (see Research interests and Research area keywords above). 

If you want to work under my supervision (PhD/MSc/BSc), send me an email. 

PhD opportunities: I have funding for PhD students. More information here.